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distinguish task dependencies: ordering vs resource #3437

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there are two types of dependencies between tasks:

  • resource-dependency: based on resources needed from parent task,
    which includes results, workspaces and resources
  • ordering-dependency: based on runAfter which provides sequencing of
    tasks when there may not be resource dependencies

however, it is currently difficult to distinguish between the two

this PR provides a way to know the dependency type and will be useful
for future work such as allowing execution of ordering-dependent tasks
when continueAfterSkip is set to true

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pkg/apis/pipeline/v1alpha1/pipeline_types.go 69.0% 73.8% 4.8

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This looks good to me. I do wonder if these need to be public funcs though? If we keep them private I think we still get the benefit of their naming to help distinguish purpose but we can also consider them an "implementation detail" of Deps() and avoid testing them right now. What do you think?

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pkg/apis/pipeline/v1beta1/pipeline_types.go 63.9% 69.4% 5.5

there are two types of dependencies between tasks:
- _resource-dependency_: based on resources needed from parent task,
which includes results, workspaces and resources
- _ordering-dependency_: based on runAfter which provides sequencing of
tasks when there may not be resource dependencies

however, it is currently difficult to distinguish between the two

this PR provides a way to know the dependency type and will be useful
for future work such as allowing execution of ordering-dependent tasks
when continueAfterSkip is set to true
@jerop jerop marked this pull request as ready for review October 22, 2020 18:32
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pkg/apis/pipeline/v1beta1/pipeline_types.go 63.9% 69.4% 5.5

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jerop commented Oct 22, 2020

This looks good to me. I do wonder if these need to be public funcs though? If we keep them private I think we still get the benefit of their naming to help distinguish purpose but we can also consider them an "implementation detail" of Deps() and avoid testing them right now. What do you think?

agreed, made them private -- thanks!

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jerop commented Oct 22, 2020

/test pull-tekton-pipeline-integration-tests

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/lgtm

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@tekton-robot tekton-robot merged commit 6dda667 into tektoncd:master Oct 26, 2020
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