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[Docs] Workflow output: Include publish in example. #5274

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Expand Up @@ -409,6 +409,9 @@ A script may define the set of outputs that should be published by the implicit
```groovy
workflow {
foo(bar())

publish:
foo.out >> 'foo'
}
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Would it be better to remove fake details? This way draws your attention to the output block which is the focus of the statement.

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workflow {
foo(bar())
publish:
foo.out >> 'foo'
}
workflow {
// ...
}

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Maybe, but having it there does implicitly tell anyone skim-reading just this one section that nothing is going to happen without publish, which I quite like..


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