asc-workflow

To define multi-step automation workflows, author a JSON definition in `.asc/workflow.json`, validate it with `asc workflow validate`, and run it using `asc workflow run <name>`. The system handles execution, environment configuration, and output management.

Yes, you can resume automated workflows after a failure. The `asc workflow` command supports workflow resumption, allowing you to retry or continue multi-step automation processes without restarting from the beginning.

To extract JSON output from specific steps, declare and utilize outputs for JSON stdout extraction from named run steps. This output management feature captures data generated during automated builds and testing workflows for subsequent steps.

Yes, this workflow automation tool supports conditional execution. You can implement conditional logic within your JSON workflow definitions to control step execution, ensuring complex build and distribution tasks run only when criteria are met.

The best way to configure environment variables for repo-local CLI automations is through the environment configuration features of `asc workflow`. This sets variables directly for your workflows, ensuring consistent execution across automated builds and deployments.

To validate and list available automation workflows, use the `asc workflow validate` command to check JSON definitions and a discovery command to list them. This ensures your `.asc/workflow.json` files are structurally correct before execution.