doc: Devtron Job Trigger Plugin doc

docs/SUMMARY.md

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     * [Dependency track - Maven & Gradle](user-guide/plugins/dependency-track-maven-gradle.md)
     * [Dependency track - NodeJS](user-guide/plugins/dependency-track-nodejs.md)
     * [Dependency track - Python](user-guide/plugins/dependency-track-python.md)
+    * [Dependency track - Python](user-guide/plugins/devtron-job-trigger.md)
     * [GoLang-migrate](user-guide/plugins/golang-migrate.md)
     * [Jenkins](user-guide/plugins/jenkins.md)
     * [K6 Load Testing](user-guide/plugins/k6-load-testing.md)

docs/user-guide/plugins/devtron-job-trigger.md

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+# Devtron-Job-Trigger
+
+## Introduction
+The **Devtron Job Trigger** plugin enables you to trigger Devtron Jobs from your current application workflow. For example, by integrating this plugin at the pre-deployment stage of your application workflow, you can trigger jobs designed to run migration scripts in your database. This ensures that necessary migrations are executed before your application is deployed.
+
+### Prerequisites
+Before integrating the Devtron Job Trigger plugin, you need to properly configure the target Devtron Job to ensure smooth execution.
+
+---
+
+## Steps
+1. Go to **Applications** → **Devtron Apps**.
+2. Click your application.
+3. Go to **App Configuration** → **Workflow Editor**.
+4. Click **New Workflow** and navigate to the **Build and Deploy from Source Code**.
+5. Fill the required fields in the **Create build pipeline** window and navigate to the **Create deployment pipeline**.
+6. Fill the required fields in the **Deployment Stage** window and navigate to the **Pre-Deployment stage**.
+
+{% hint style="warning" %}
+If you have already configured workflow, edit the deployment pipeline, and navigate to **Pre-Deployment stage**.
+{% endhint %}
+
+6. Under 'TASKS', click the **+ Add task** button.
+7. Select the **Devtron Job Trigger** plugin.
+8. Enter the following [user inputs](#user-inputs) with appropriate values.
+---
+
+## User Inputs
+
+### Task Name
+Enter the name of your task
+
+e.g., `Triggers Devtron Job `
+
+### Description
+Add a brief explanation of the task and the reason for choosing the plugin. Include information for someone else to understand the purpose of the task.
+
+e.g., `The Devtron Job Trigger plugin is integrated for triggering the Devtron Job.`
+
+### Input Variables
+
+| Variable                 | Format       | Description | Sample Value |
+| ------------------------ | ------------ | ----------- | ------------ |
+|   DevtronApiToken        | STRING       | Enter Devtron API token with required permissions. | abc123xyz456token789            |
+|   DevtronEndpoint        | STRING       | Enter the URL of Devtron dashboard.     | https://devtron.example.com            |
+|   DevtronJob             | STRING       | Enter the name or ID of Devtron Job to be triggered  | plugin-test-job |
+|   DevtronEnv             | STRING       | Enter the name or ID of the Environment where the job is to be triggered. Required if JobPipeline is not given |      prod     |
+|   JobPipeline            | STRING       | Enter the name or ID of the Job pipeline to be triggered. Required if DevtronEnv is not given  | hello-world  |
+|   GitCommitHash          | STRING       | Enter the commit hash from which the job is to be triggered. If not given then, will pick the latest  |    cf19e4fd348589kjhsdjn092nfse01d2234235sdsg        |
+|   StatusTimeoutSeconds   | NUMBER       | Enter the maximum time to wait for the job status |   120   |
+
+### Trigger/Skip Condition
+Here you can set conditions to execute or skip the task. You can select `Set trigger conditions` for the execution of a task or `Set skip conditions` to skip the task.
+
+### Output Variables
+Devtron Job Trigger will not be generating an output variable.
+
+Click **Update Pipeline**.
+
+
+