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Currently there is no way to change the runAfter value of a task to have custom multiple, single, or no value, and it is always the one before it. This isn't always what you want in a pipeline, especially if you want certain tasks to run in parallel.
Adding a method to the TaskBuilder class to specify the runAfter value would solve the problem.
An example of what the main.ts section could look like:
Currently there is no way to change the runAfter value of a task to have custom multiple, single, or no value, and it is always the one before it. This isn't always what you want in a pipeline, especially if you want certain tasks to run in parallel.
Adding a method to the TaskBuilder class to specify the runAfter value would solve the problem.
An example of what the main.ts section could look like:
An example of what the section of pipeline yaml could look like:
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