Stop
The Stop action lets you stop a Stage and/or a Build. If you select "Stage" then you get the additional option to mark it as successful. If you mark it as successful then the stage is stopped and the next stage is executed. If you don't mark it as successful then the stage will fail which in turn fails the build. The other option is to stop the build. When you select to stop a Build it will mark the build as completed successfully.
Stop
Name
A friendly name for this action (will be displayed in the actions workflow area).
Enabled
Determines if this action will be run within the relevant stage.
Stop
Stage as success
The stage is stopped and marked as completed successfully. If it is not the final stage then the stage gate will be evaluated and, providing the gate conditions are met, the next stage is executed.
Stage as failure
The stage is stopped and marked as a failure. If it is not the final stage then the stage gate will be evaluated and, providing the gate conditions are met, the next stage is executed.
Note that the default gate conditions include the condition '$Stage.IsSuccessful$ Equals True'. Remove this to continue to the next stage without failing the build.
Build as success
The build is stopped and marked as completed successfully.
Build as failure
The build is stopped and marked as a failure.
Ignore warnings
If this is ticked, any warnings logged will not mark the action with a warning status.