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I am triggering a shell script within a step in the bitbucket-pipelines.
If for some reason there is error or failure in the shell script the status of the bitbucket-pipeline is still pass.
Any way or modification i need to do to fail the pipeline build if there is any kind of error in the shell script.
Hi,
In my case, this doesn't work. The solution I found is to return "exit 1" from the script.
Example:
On pipeline :
- step:
name: "Test"
script:
- ./my_script.sh
On my_script.sh
sh ./my_second_script.sh
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then
exit 1 #it will fail the pipeline
fi
On my_second_script I am returning "exit 1" when I want to fail.
Hi @Rajat Gupta
Is it a bash shell script?
I'm afraid you need to set a special option to make sure the script itself will return an error in case any of its commands fail.
Please take a look at this article (bash - When to use set -e) and let me know if setting the environment options below, at the beginning of your script, will solve the issue:
set -eu
set -o pipefail
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set -o pipefail
returns
set: Illegal option -o pipefail
Not sure if this is still relevant.
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