Help Centre

Managing pipelines


Create and name

Create a new pipeline from within the data view

  1. Click the + button next to the pipeline name. This creates and opens a new pipeline.
  2. Name your pipeline by clicking on the pipeline name.

Create a new pipeline from within the repo view

  1. Open the repo and click the green ‘New’ button at top right. This creates and opens a new pipeline.
  2. Name your pipeline by clicking on the pipeline name.
Organise and duplicate

Pipelines are organised in the Pipeine repo. To access your Pipelines, click the folder button next to the pipeline name: the repo view opens.

Pipelines are sorted by most recent updated date by default.

The repo view shows:

Pipelines can sorted by pipeline name, updated date and user last updated by. Click the arrow button to reverse the sort direction.

Click in the search field to search pipelines by name.

Click the filter icon or hit ‘F’ on the the keyboard to filter pipelines by date created, date updated, pipeline name, owner, updated by user.

Duplicating pipelines

Click the three dots at the end of the row and select ‘Duplicate’ from the popup menu. The pipeline is instantly duplicated and the document opened. The suffix ‘– copy’ is added to the duplicate pipeline’s name.

Renaming pipelines

Click the three dots at the end of the row and select ‘Rename’ from the popup menu. Alternatively, edit the pipeline name by opening the document and clicking on the name.

Archiving pipelines

Click the three dots at the end of the row and select ‘Archive’ from the popup menu. Archived pipelines are not deleted, but hidden from the repo.

Archived pipelines display a warning in the top right of the dataset view.

Note that pipelines in Quantemplate cannot be deleted permanently by users. Contact us if you have a specific deletion requirement.

View and restore archived Pipelines

  1. To show archived pipelines, click the ‘Show/hide archived’ button in the top right of the repo, or hit ‘A’ on the keyboard.
  2. Click a pipeline to open it.
  3. To restore a pipeline to the repo, click the three buttons at the end of the row and select restore.