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Google Cloud Storage deploy rsync?

davidstanton_rwh4hk

can anyone tell me how to use rsync with the google cloud storage deploy, i've tried adding it in the EXTRA_ARGS: 'rysnc' but it doesnt seem to like it. I just want to upload changed files now the initial upload has been done and save a load of bandwidth charges.

thanks

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Daniel Eads

Hi David,

Which pipe are you using? If you've started with the Google App Engine deploy example, I don't see rsync functionality (or flags) in the google cloud package the example relies on.

One option might be to use the rsync deploy pipeline instead, and deploy over SSH. Google provides some documentation here for getting set up with SSH access:

Cheers,
Daniel

davidstanton_rwh4hk

im trying to use the

Google Cloud Storage deploy pipe

Daniel Eads

Thanks for confirming. Looks like the underlying command for that pipeline is cp - on this particular line in the pipe we can see the cp command.

As it's currently written, this pipe can't utilize rsync. There are a couple options:

Use the rsync deploy pipeline I linked above
Fork this pipeline and modify it to use the gsutil rsync command instead of the "gsutil cp" command it's currently using

davidstanton_rwh4hk

so basically just swap cp for rsync on that line? ( i'm not very good at this stuff)

wouldnt it be good for Atlassian to actually make this a pipe, as surely other must need similar as with the "google cloud storage deploy" you can send all your stuff to a G bucket, but from then on, you have to send everything again, rather than just the "changed" files, which cost a lot more each time in G costs

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