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Wrong YAML pipe name for "SFTP deploy" examples

Jimmy Adaro
May 13, 2019

The given example for "SFTP deploy" pipe at the sidebar in the "Pipelines" page shows a pipe which doesn't exist ("pipe: atlassian/sftp-deploy:0.4.0") instead of using the one under the "bitbucketpipelines" user in Docker Hub ("bitbucketpipelines/sftp-deploy").

In the repository 'atlassian/sftp-deploy' all the examples show that wrong pipe setup too, so I guess this same issue should be revised on multiple places.

 

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Alexander Zhukov
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May 14, 2019

Hi Jimmy! Let me clarify this for your. 'atlassian/sftp-deploy:0.4.0' refers to the Bitbucket repository with the pipe code, while 'bitbucketpipelines/sftp-deploy:0.4.0' refers to a docker image that the pipe uses. You can see the image name for the pipe in the pipe.yml file in the pipe repository. Also note, that to use the docker image directly, you can reference it from the pipelines configuration:

script:
- pipe: docker://bitbucketpipelines/sftp-deploy:0.4.0
Jimmy Adaro
May 14, 2019

Oh, that make sense! Thanks for your reply Alexander! :) 

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