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/* Groovy

How many steps to reduce an integer to one digit, where "reduce" is the result of multiplying the integer's digits.
See: https://youtu.be/Wim9WJeDTHQ

*/

def InputInteger = 277777788888899

def FullList=""

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def RowColumnLabeledTableSlurper = { t ->
	/*
	  Convert a table with row and column labels into a Groovy data structure
	  
			C1	C2	C3
		R1	1	2	3
		R2	4	5	6
		
		to
		

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Electric Flow DSL - Subpipeline Example

Creates a master pipeline with multiple sub- and sub-sub-pipelines.  When run, one of the sub-sub-pipelines intentionally fails; the Pipeline Portfolio view clearly show the issue and allows easy traceback.

Instructions
1. Run the DSL through EC-DSLIDE or from the command line:
	- ectool evalDsl --dslFile "Subpipelines.google"
	or, run this file through the DSLIDE

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Electric Flow DSL for unplug - Collision Report

Dependencies
- unplug v2.1.0 or later

Instructions
1. Run the DSL through EC-DSLIDE or from the command line:
	- ectool evalDsl --dslFile "unplug_collision_report.dsl"

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Electric Flow DSL - Create Releases from Jira

This example shows how to create Flow Release from Jira Versions (Releases)

Dependencies
- EC-Rest
- A configuration

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Electric Flow DSL - Pipeline triggering from Jira ticket state change

This example shows how a Jira ticket created in a pipeline can be used to enable a stage promotion from Jira.  The ticket is created in a pipeline task, aproved in Jira, satisfying the pipeline stage exit criteria. The pipeline gate task retry feature is used to wait for the Jira ticket to be completed.

Dependencies
- EC-JIRA
- A Jira configuration

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Electric Flow DSL - Use of Output Parameters in Pipelines

With version 8.2, output parameters were added.  These are very useful in pipeline contexts as an easy way to share data between tasks.  The following example shows how a task procedure's output can be used in a subsequent task and also as a gate condition.

Instructions
1. Run the DSL through EC-DSLIDE or from the command line:
	- ectool evalDsl --dslFile PipelineOutputParameters.groovy
2. Run the pipeline, Project Name: Output Parameters, Pipeline Name: Use Output Parameters

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Electric Flow DSL - Collision Report Generator

Dependencies
- EF-ReportingTools plugin, https://github.com/electric-cloud/EF-ReportingTools

Instructions
1. Run the DSL through EC-DSLIDE or from the command line:
	- ectool evalDsl --dslFile "Collision Report.groovy"

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Electric Flow DSL - Wait for subpipeline stage to completed

Master pipeline launches Slave pipeline, but waits for Slave pipeline first stage to complete before continuing to its second stage, then waits for the Slave pipeline to complete successfully before completing.

Instructions
1. Run the DSL through EC-DSLIDE or from the command line:
	- ectool evalDsl --dslFile PipelineWaitForSubpipelineStage.groovy
2. Run the pipeline, Project Name: Pipeline synchronization, Pipeline: Master

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Electric Flow DSL minimal data to generate SmartMap view (new in EF v8.3)

Instructions
1. Run the DSL through EC-DSLIDE or from the command line:
	- ectool evalDsl --dslFile SmartMap.groovy
2. Navigate to Applications, select Project Name: Smart Map, Application Name: App A
3. Select SmartMap Topology View