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Inline Python Scripting possible?

Cameron Ferguso

Is it possible with inline scripts to be able to use python? I know it does bash scripting just fine, didn't know if there was a plugin that could do inline python or not.

Accepted answers

Przemek Bruski

Just use:

/usr/bin/python <<EOF
print "Hello, World!"
EOF

as the inline script body.

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Przemek Bruski

Just use:

/usr/bin/python <<EOF
print "Hello, World!"
EOF

as the inline script body.

Brent Villalobo1

python -c "print 'Hello, World!'"

Maybe not the best solution for a large amount of python code. Then again, anything non trivial should probably go into a file anyway.

Cameron Ferguso

Once again... you are amazing. Thanks again

ReneR

Then again, anything non trivial should probably go into a file anyway.

Definitely. You can backup your database. But any build scripts should always be part of your source repository, whenever possible. You don't want to do a lot of 'hidden magic' that exists only in Bamboo Tasks (or any other CI tool for that matter)

Frederik_koc54u

If you want to execute a longer script and use the "Command" task with a Python executable in order to have the Python capability automatically added you can do the following:

Add a script task with code like this:

cat <<EOF >script.py

print "Hello, World!"

EOF

Add a command task with executable "python" and argument "script.py"

Kavi Manohar

when I tried it, I get this error

<< was unexpected at this time.

Landon Cooper

@Przemek Bruski thank you for your reply

I am still getting error when attempting an python script "inline". I know your response is straight forward but can you elaborate more on how to achieve a python script inline?