Spinnaker Pipeline as Code (Dinghy) now has success/failure Slack Notifications

Jul 11, 2019 by Armory

We are pleased to announce our Slack integration with Dingy.

You can now configure Dinghy to send success/failure notifications to Slack when a Dinghyfile has been processed. Allowing you to integrate your pipeline as code notifications into your existing toolset.

How to configure Dinghy to send processing results to a Slack channel (Halyard >= 1.6.3):

Usage

hal armory dinghy slack [enable|disable]

Parameters

Subcommands

*Please note this is only available in RC versions.

For more details please check out our documentation. These are early releases features and may have a few issues. We welcome your feedback.

Armory’s platform exists to help software teams ship better software faster. You can:

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