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Deploy web2019 to the intl domain #40

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sb10q merged 3 commits from 134-deploy into master 2024-08-14 10:54:53 +08:00
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job = web:web:web job = web:web:web
sb10q commented 2024-07-18 15:38:23 +08:00
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Why do you need that .ssh directory if you're overriding each file in the ssh invokation using -o ?

Why do you need that .ssh directory if you're overriding each file in the ssh invokation using -o ?
command = [ $(jq '.buildStatus' < $HYDRA_JSON) = 0 ] && ln -sfn $(jq -r '.outputs[0].path' < $HYDRA_JSON) ${hydraWwwOutputs}/web command = [ $(jq '.buildStatus' < $HYDRA_JSON) = 0 ] && ln -sfn $(jq -r '.outputs[0].path' < $HYDRA_JSON) ${hydraWwwOutputs}/web
</runcommand> </runcommand>
<runcommand>
job = web:web:web-intl
sb10q commented 2024-06-20 17:46:08 +08:00
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Is this tested? I doubt rsync is in scope.
You may also want to use writeShellScript.

Is this tested? I doubt rsync is in scope. You may also want to use writeShellScript.
command = [ $(jq '.buildStatus' < $HYDRA_JSON) = 0 ] && ${pkgs.rsync}/bin/rsync -r -c $(jq -r '.outputs[0].path' < $HYDRA_JSON)/ zolaupd@5.78.86.156:/var/www/m-labs-intl.com/html/
sb10q commented 2024-07-18 12:04:50 +08:00
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Is this still executed if a command fails?

If you had paid attention to my other commits in this repos, you would have noticed that I use trap to handle situations like this.

Is this still executed if a command fails? If you had paid attention to my other commits in this repos, you would have noticed that I use ``trap`` to handle situations like this.
sb10q commented 2024-07-18 12:05:16 +08:00
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Also rm -rf $HOME is bad form in any shell script.

Also ``rm -rf $HOME`` is bad form in any shell script.
</runcommand>
<runcommand> <runcommand>
job = web:web:nmigen-docs job = web:web:nmigen-docs
command = [ $(jq '.buildStatus' < $HYDRA_JSON) = 0 ] && ln -sfn $(jq -r '.outputs[0].path' < $HYDRA_JSON) ${hydraWwwOutputs}/nmigen-docs command = [ $(jq '.buildStatus' < $HYDRA_JSON) = 0 ] && ln -sfn $(jq -r '.outputs[0].path' < $HYDRA_JSON) ${hydraWwwOutputs}/nmigen-docs