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We have been trialling the sftp pipeline but ran out of build minutes. Instead of just failing it looks like the Docker image was dumped onto the target server, causing it to run out of disk space and fall over. Really strange behaviour. Is this down to the pipeline or to Bitbucket itself? Either way, it needs to be addressed.
The pipeline code is below
-pipelines:
- default:
- - step:
- script:
- - pipe: atlassian/ftp-deploy:0.3.0
- variables:
- USER: 'xxxxx'
- SERVER: 'xxxx'
- REMOTE_PATH: '/home/xxxx'
- LOCAL_PATH: '/'
- PASSWORD: $CHRISFTPPASSWORD
@chris_todhunter please clarify, what error you have?
I am able to download an image and it is not dumped from dockerhub. Also, did you try newer versions?
Regards, Galyna
Question remains what specifically needs to be addressed here.
Dumping the whole system to the FTP site looks like the intended behavior:
LOCAL_PATH: '/'
Command execution looks legit, therefore perhaps a configuration issue on your end?
Which folder do you want to put on the FTP site if not the root directory?
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