Repository cloning path with a Windows runner pipeline

[Kiko_BZ]

I am triying to create a custom pipeline with Bitbucket by using a Windows runner (on my own PC) in order to automate my building process on Unity game engine.

I have configured the bitbucket-pipelines.yml and the runner correctly, but I need to know the exact path where my repository is been cloned in order to open the Unity project.

I cannot find the local repository because it seems to be cleared after the step has been executed.

The "script" section of my step on the bitbucket-pipelines.yml file looks like this:

Start-Process -wait -FilePath C:\"Program Files"\Unity\Hub\Editor\2020.3.2f1\Editor\Unity.exe -ArgumentList "-batchmode","-nographics", "-quit", "logFile ./logbuild.log","-projectPath [THIS IS THE UNKNOWN INFO]", "-executeMethod BuildScript.PerformBuild"

Which is the exact path where the project is been cloned?

Thank you so much.

[Theodora Boudale]

Hi @Kiko_BZ,

The path where a repo is cloned when using a Windows runner is

{Path-to-atlassian-runner-dir}\atlassian-bitbucket-pipelines-runner\temp\{runner-uuid}\{some-number}\build

where
{Path-to-atlassian-runner-dir} is the path to the directory where you have the atlassian-bitbucket-pipelines-runner directory
{runner-uuid} is the UUID of the runner you are using
{some-number} is based on the EPOCH time, when the build gets started

You can create a variable during the build (in the script of your bitbucket-pipelines.yml file), get the location of the current directory (which is the clone directory), and then use that variable:

- $curDir=Get-Location
- Write-Host "$curDir"

I used the latter command to print the value of $curDir variable.

Is this something that works for you?

Kind regards,
Theodora