Add new engine command named "continue" #172
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Add a new engine command named "continue". Previously, the default value when `do` is not specified is `noop`. When the previous task state is one of the failure states, noop will be assumed as remediation and the workflow execution will succeed. With `continue`, it will be replaced as the default value when `do` is not specified. The workflow engine will not alter the previous task state and will continue to conduct the workflow execution. If the previous task state is one of the failure states, the conductor will continue and fail the workflow execution.
Add unit test to make sure when "do" is not specified and the task failed, the workflow execution will continue with failure.
The `continue` engine command replaces `noop` as default value when `do` is not specified. Replace `noop` with `continue` in the expected task sequence.
Add the `continue` command to the list of engine commands. Update the description to explain the difference between `noop` and `continue`.
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This is a new behavior for orquesta workflow, is there a plan to create new example workflow and integration testcase in st2?
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Looks good, but (AIUI) it needs an additional test for noop transitions, and a few other small tweaks.
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Add more workflow examples to illustrate the use of continue, noop, and the fail engine commands.
Add unit tests to cover various error handling use cases with continue, noop, and fail engine commands.
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Add a new engine command named "continue". Previously, the default value when
dois not specified isnoop. When the previous task state is one of the failure states, noop will be assumed as remediation and the workflow execution will succeed. Instead of changing the behavior ofnoop, introduce a new command namedcontinue. Withcontinue, it will be replaced as the default value whendois not specified. The workflow engine will not alter the previous task state and will continue to conduct the workflow execution. If the previous task state is one of the failure states, the conductor will continue and fail the workflow execution. Fixes StackStorm/st2#4740.