How can we use the command git in a script task, we already set git executable in server capabilities and clone a repository from bitbucket. Thanks in advance!
As long as the path to the git command is set on system level you can execute git commands.
Hi we already set the path of our git.exe in bamboo server capabilities, but still we are encountering "CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (git:String) [], CommandNotFound". Thanks for the quick response.git.PNG
Not sure what the problem is, I've got exactly the same configuration.
Maybe the agent is running as a different user as the logged on user and does not have access rights to the defined directory?
Hi we can now use git command in a script task, but we are still enountering some problems. We do want to checkout a repository from Bitbucket using a passwordless(ssh). We already executed the ssh key generate command and place it on the access key of our project in bitbucket. But when we are running our build plan which is just cloning the repository via ssh we are getting host key verification failed. We also set our ssh key in bamboo shared credentials but still we are getting the same error. Hope anyone can help us. Thanks!
First of all: what is the usecase for running checkout from command line and not with the source checkout task?
Second: if you want to use git from script task you'll not be able to use any credentials defined in Bamboo - you need to provide all the authentication on your own.
The simplest way of doing this is to use the bamboo source code task to perform a check out of any old branch (master, develop, it doesn't matter).
The above will use the credentials you have setup inside bamboo to authenticate with bitbucket and clone the repository.
Once the bitbucket task has cloned your repository, all you then need to do is use a script task to do what you really want to do using git commands to dynamically switch branches, or whatever.git checkout release/${bamboo.some.variable}
The point is, the bitbucket task does the clone of the whole repo, and manages the authentication. If you try it without using the bitbucket source code task, then you are just making it hard for yourself.
It looks like you're new here. Sign in or register to get started.
