Using pipe variables in other parts of the script

Kako Kvantaliani

Hi, I just set up a pipeline with rsync pipe. The code looks like this:

pipelines: 

  branches: 

    master: 

      - step: 

        script: 

          - pipe: atlassian/rsync-deploy:0.4.2 

            variables: 

              USER: 'myuser' 

              SERVER: 'www.mysite.com' 

              REMOTE_PATH: '/someuri/htdocs' 

              LOCAL_PATH: '$BITBUCKET_CLONE_DIR/htdocs/*' 

              EXTRA_ARGS: '-avz' 

          - apt-get update -y 

          - apt-get install -y ssh 

          - ssh myuser@www.mysite.com "sudo chmod -R 755 /someuri/htdocs/ && sudo chmod -R 775 /someuri/htdocs/wp-content/ && sudo chown -R myuser:group /someuri/htdocs/"

I have 2 issues here and ask for your kind advice:

1. As the USER and SERVER variables are already declared above, is there a way to use them in ssh statement below?

2. For some reason, rsync changes owner and permissions to my files in the remote host. I thought passing EXTRA_ARGS: -avz would help, but it did not. Any thoughts?

 

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Q1 - I don't know of a way of using the variables from within the pipe, but you could define your variables before the call to the pipe and re-use them that way:

# ...
- step:
  script:
    - USER='myuser'
    - SERVER='www.mysite.com'
    - URI='/someuri/htdocs'
    - pipe: Atlassian/rsync-deploy:0.4.2
      variables:
        USER: $USER
        SERVER: $SERVER
        # ...
    # ...
    - ssh $USER@$SERVER "sudo chmod -R 755 $URI/ && sudo chmod -R 775 $URI/wp-content/ && sudo chown -R myuser:group $URI/

Q2 - I don't know.