Users can customize variables to control the execution of subsequent tasks, thus controlling the execution flow of the pipeline **Assume a scenario: **The stage3 shell script executes when the stage2 shell script executes successfully
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stage2 shell plug-in sets the status variable
stage3 shell plug-in select "Run only when all custom variables are satisfied"
The shell plug-in adds' status==success 'as a new execution condition variable
If the conditions are met, the command is executed successfully
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If the conditions are not met, the plug-in is not executed Similarly, you can reverse the execution criteria for a plug-in: "Run when all custom variables do not meet"
