The bamboo deploy tasks:
variable name downtime_id
value null
script
interpreter:shell
script location: inline
#!/usr/bin/env bash
start=$(date +%s)
end=$(date -d "+1 day" +%s)
echo $start
echo $end
echo ${bamboo.local_deploy_environment}
echo ${bamboo.DD_API_KEY_PASSWORD}
echo ${bamboo.DD_APP_KEY_PASSWORD}
echo ${bamboo.downtime_id}
{bamboo.downtime_id}=`curl --silent -X POST "https://api.datadoghq.eu/api/v1/downtime" \
-H "Content-type: application/json" \
-H "DD-API-KEY: ${bamboo.DD_API_KEY_PASSWORD}" \
-H "DD-APPLICATION-KEY: ${bamboo.DD_APP_KEY_PASSWORD}" \
-d '{"scope": "environment-name:${bamboo.local_deploy_environment}","start":'"${start}"',"end":'"${end}"'}'| awk -F, '{print $19}'|awk -F: '{print $2}'`
echo ${bamboo.downtime_id}
got error message when deploy: bamboo.downtime_id=50005497: command not found
build 19-Jul-2021 06:35:17 1626676517 2build 19-Jul-2021 06:35:17 1626762917 3build 19-Jul-2021 06:35:17 devops-test 4build 19-Jul-2021 06:35:17 ******** 5build 19-Jul-2021 06:35:17 ******** 6build 19-Jul-2021 06:35:17 1234 7error 19-Jul-2021 06:35:17 /home/bamboo/bamboo-agent-home/temp/9437185-231637028-269254920-ScriptBuildTask-88981604564562628.sh: line 15: bamboo.downtime_id=50005497: command not found 8build 19-Jul-2021 06:35:17 .downtime_id
Hi @Stan Zhou ! Welcome to the community!
It seems to me that you would not need to have curly braces around bamboo.downtime_id when setting its value. Please make a test using it this way:
bamboo.downtime_id=`curl...
Hope this helps!
Hi @Cristiano Mariano , thank you for your reply.
I know, the normal way access the variable without curly braces, had tried before it failed.
The way to solve the issue is using the Jinject Bamboo variables plugin.
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