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@jdhayes jdhayes commented Oct 16, 2024

Check if Git starts with '/' (is path not url) then skip limiting tasks. This way we can allow concurrent tasks within the same template , as long as it is safe (ie. not running git pull).

Check if Git starts with '/' (is path not url) then skip limiting tasks.
This way we can allow concurrent tasks within the same template , as long as it is safe (ie. not running git pull).
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jdhayes commented Oct 16, 2024

@fiftin This is very useful, it will allow a Task Template to run multiple tasks without compromising the 1 task per limit for "normal" GitUrl based repositories.

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fiftin commented Oct 16, 2024

@jdhayes did you test it?

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jdhayes commented Jun 25, 2025

Sorry for the lack of response.
Yes, I have tested the proposed patch, and I am still currently using this today.

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jdhayes commented Jun 25, 2025

@fiftin Does the flag allow_parallel you mentioned allow parallelism if tasks are under the same project?
Or is that to address something else?

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fiftin commented Jun 27, 2025

Hi @jdhayes I think this implicit behaviour for local repos might confuse users. We should add a flag in the template settings UI to control this feature.

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jdhayes commented Jun 27, 2025

OK, either way.
I am not picky on how the feature is enabling parallel tasks, just as long as multiple tasks can run under the same project task template :)

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jdhayes commented Jun 27, 2025

Any timeline for such a feature?

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