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Configure dependencies

Configure dependencies in the Step Parameters tab.
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You can use the Dependencies section to specify which steps must complete before the current step can run. This defines the structure of the pipeline as a directed acyclic graph (DAG).
A step with no dependencies runs at the start of the pipeline. A step can depend on multiple steps, which allows for parallel execution and branching.
To configure a step's dependencies:
  1. Select the step in the pipeline builder.
  2. In the Step Parameters tab, select the Dependencies section.
  3. From the Dependencies dropdown, select the steps that must complete before this step runs.
The selected step now runs only after its specified dependencies are complete.
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