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I want to create "revision.txt" file with a build version in the root of my web application. Something like this:
{code}
echo -e "Build: ${bamboo.planRepository.branch}_${bamboo.buildNumber}\nBuild-Time: ${bamboo.buildTimeStamp}\n" >> target/release.txt
{code}
I tried to redirect the output of echo using
{code}
>> target/release.txt
{code}
but it doesn't work. Bamboo just prints ">> target/release.txt" to console.
Hi Rodion,
May I know more details on this issue, e.g., in which environment Bamboo is running, screenshot or details on how the task was created?
I did a quick test on the command you have given. Would you mind checking the below sample?
Build logs.
simple 18-Sep-2021 05:20:13 Finished task 'output release' with result: Success00
And the file was created in the target directory.
> cat /opt/Bamboo_7_db/bamboo_7_home/local-working-dir/BAM-TES-JOB1/target/release.txt 2
Build: master_50 3
Build-Time: 2021-09-18T05:13:16.064+10:00
For creating task refer: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/script-289277046.html
Thank you for a hint. My mistake was, that I created the task as a Command Task and not as a Script Task. I converted it to a script and it works smoothly.
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Hi Rodion,
Happy to hear it worked.
Thanks
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