how bitbucket listen a bash script execution end ?

[Julien Amblard]

Hello,

I'm using bitbucket pipeline for deploying my application on my server.

In my pipeline script i connect on my server with ssh and run a bash script on it, 

Everything look's to be ok, but after the bash script exit (with a 0, cause of success), nothing happens, the pipeline keep "processed", doing nothing,  instead of ending with a success.

What i missing ? how the pipeline script can catch the end of the bash script ?

Here is my pipeline script : 

image: samueldebruyn/debian-git
pipelines: branches: develop: 
- step: caches: 
- node script: 
- apt-get update 
- apt-get install -y unzip 
- apt-get -qq install git-ftp 
- git ftp push --user $FTP_USERNAME --passwd $FTP_PASSWORD $FTP_HOST_DEV 
- ssh -tt $SSH_HOST 'bash -s' < deploy.bash

Here is my bash script :

#!/bin/bashcd 
/path/to/my/folder
npm install 
pm2 restart developement
exit $?

thank you !

 (sorry for my english)

[Steve Thornhill · Accepted solution]

Try dropping the < in your ssh call

ssh -tt $SSH_HOST 'bash -s' < deploy.bash

ssh -tt $SSH_HOST deploy.bash 

[Julien Amblard]

Hello,

i've tried  

ssh -tt 'bash -s' $SSH_HOST deploy.bash 

same issue, the difference is, the console don't return anything of what happened on the server, but keep runing forever

and i've tried 

ssh -tt $SSH_HOST deploy.bash 

he throw me an error : 

+ ssh -tt $SSH_HOST deploy.bash 
bash: deploy.bash: command not found

[Steve Thornhill]

Is the script located on the target server?

If not, you can try running it as such

ssh $SSH_HOST << EOF

npm install

pm2 restart development

EOF

[Julien Amblard]

it drive me crazy

still have the same issue, he keep runing on the last command, "EOF".

ssh is ok, cd, nmp install, and pm2 are ok too, but he process forever on the last command "EOF"

i really don't get it

[Steve Thornhill]

The EOF just creates a section where you can send multiple commands to the server, so that shouldn't cause any problems.

Can you access the server directly and run each command in turn to see if one is causing an issue?

[Julien Amblard]

ok so, i juste add an exit $? before de last EOF and it work

here is the code : 

image: samueldebruyn/debian-git
pipelines: 
 branches: 
  develop: 
   - step: 
    caches: 
     - node 
    script: 
     - apt-get update 
     - apt-get install -y unzip 
     - apt-get -qq install git-ftp 
     - git ftp push --user $FTP_USERNAME --passwd $FTP_PASSWORD $FTP_HOST_DEV 
     - ssh -tt $SSH_HOST << EOF 
     - cd $FTP_HOST_DEV 
     - npm install 
     - pm2 restart developement 
     - exit $? 
     - EOF

so, thank you !

you save my night, i can sleep in peace now

[Steve Thornhill]

Glad to help

[Julien Amblard]

i just realise he stop at the exit, so he don't run the last EOF, i'm not really sur if it's a problem or not...

by the way, when i run every command on my server, everything work correctly. 

[Steve Thornhill]

Just to clarify, where you have the two EOF in the command file it is acting as a script wrapper, so each line in between the EOFs is run (not the actual EOF itself)

Similar to a do loop.

[Julien Amblard]

ok i get it now, so thank you !