Executing Pre/Post-Process Operations
Any number of functional operations can be performed before or after a job is processed. To set up the operations, first navigate to job within the project you wish to add the operations to. Once you have selected a job navigate to the mappings tab. At the end of either the pre-process or post-process bars there is a button with a + in what looks like a cycle (shown in the screenshot below). Click the button and the process menu will appear.
Enter a meaningful name, select the Action Type, assign a variable name where necessary, set the Exec When option, and configure the action.
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