My pipeline in Travis CI is executing update stage when I'm just pushing my code to the repository.
The expected behaviour when I'm pushing code to my repository is to execute the pipeline like follows:
check - stage1
but it's being executed like this:
check - stage1 - update
Also, when I'm forcing the pipeline (with T_UPDATE=true) to just run the update stage the execution is the same.
Any idea if I'm defining something wrong in stages?
This is my stage code in Travis
stages:
- name: check
- name: stage1
if: branch !~ /^master$/ env(T_TEST) !~ /^(?i)(true|1).*/ AND env(T_UPDATE)= !~ /^(?i)(true|1).*/ AND env(T_STAGE3) !~ /^(?i)(true|1).*/
- name: stage2
if: branch =~ /^master$/ OR env(T_TEST) !~ /^(?i)(true|1).*/ AND env(T_UPDATE) !~ /^(?i)(true|1).*/
- name: test
if: env(T_TEST) =~ /^(?i)(true|1).*/
- name: update
if: env(T_TEST) =~ /^(?i)(true|1).*/) OR env(T_UPDATE) =~ /^(?i)(true|1).*/
- name: stage3
if: env(T_STAGE3) =~ /^(?i)(true|1).*/
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I am trying to increment a variable value by 1. Below is my code
variables:
a: 0
steps:
script: |
if [ $a == 0 ]; then
echo $a
$a=$a+1
fi
echo $a
but its not incrementing
I tried many types of incrementing formats, below are the list i tried,
((a+1))
a=$((a+=1))
let "a=a+1"
a=$((a + 1))
$[counter('$(a),1)]
a: $[counter(1)]
none of the above format is incrementing my variable.
Check the documentation: Define variables
In this case, your yaml may look like this:
variables:
a: 0
steps:
script: |
a = $(a)
if [ $a == 0 ]; then
echo $a
$a=$a+1
fi
echo $a
If you want to use an updated value in the next script task, you have to add
echo "##vso[task.setvariable variable=a;]"$a
Check Set variables in scripts
I want to create a step in the job which will output multiple file names which then could be iterated in another step. Here is my test workflow:
name: test-workflow
on:
push:
branches: [ master ]
jobs:
test-job:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout this repo
uses: actions/checkout#v2
with:
fetch-depth: 2
- name: Test1
id: test1
run: |
for f in $(ls $GITHUB_WORKSPACE/.github/workflows); do
echo "file: $f"
echo "::set-output name=f::$f"
done
- name: Test2
run: |
for file in "${{ steps.test1.outputs.f }}"; do
echo "$file detected"
done
However, given $GITHUB_WORKSPACE/.github/workflows really contains multiple files (all committed to repo), step Test2 prints out only last file name listed in the step Test1 by ls.
How can I set output f from the step Test1 to multiple values?
In your case you ovrwrite output. Please try to pass an array as output:
name: test-workflow
on:
push:
branches: [ master ]
workflow_dispatch:
jobs:
test-job:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout this repo
uses: actions/checkout#v2
with:
fetch-depth: 2
- name: Test1
id: test1
run: |
h=""
for g in $(ls $GITHUB_WORKSPACE/.github/workflows); do
echo "file: $g"
h="${h} $g"
done
echo "::set-output name=h::$h"
- name: Test2
run: |
for file in ${{ steps.test1.outputs.h }}; do
echo "$file.. detected"
done
I'm trying to upload an artifact that logs the result of a mvn build. the code will explain better:
jobs:
job1:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout#v2
...
- name: mvn-build
continue-on-error: true
run: |
mvn package ...
# This doesn't work because on mvn fail - the step is terminated with an error signal > 0
STATUS=$?
if [ $STATUS -eq 0 ]; then
echo 1 > runs/log.txt
else
echo 0 > runs/log.txt
fi
# This part does create the file (upload-artifact#v1) but the with an empty content
- name: print-result
env:
OUTCOME: ${{ steps.mvn-build.outcome }}
run: |
echo "$OUTCOME" > runs/log.txt
The job terminates because a command exits with a nonzero code. Just don't run that command at top level and you'll be fine!
jobs:
job1:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout#v2
...
- name: mvn-build
continue-on-error: true
run: |
if mvn package ... ; then
echo 1 > runs/log.txt
else
echo 0 > runs/log.txt
fi
# This part does create the file (upload-artifact#v1) but the with an empty content
- name: print-result
env:
OUTCOME: ${{ steps.mvn-build.outcome }}
run: |
echo "$OUTCOME" > runs/log.txt
more information on this bash behavior here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/22728/178425
I am trying to convert an existing Perl script to Ansible role. I facing trouble in iterating over a captured command output.
Here is the Perl Script:
# Description: This script will adjust the oom score of all the important system processes to a negative value so that OOM killer does not touch these processes ############
chomp(my $OS = `uname`);
if($OS eq "Linux")
{
my #file = `ps -ef|egrep 'sssd|wdmd|portreserve|autofs|automount|ypbind|rpcbind|rpc.statd|rpc.mountd|rpc.idampd|ntpd|lmgrd|Xvnc|vncconfig|irqblance|rpc.rquotad|metric|nscd|crond|snpslmd|getpwname.pl|mysqld|rsyslogd|xinetd|sendmail|lsf|tigervnc|tightvnc|cfadm' |egrep -ve 'ps|egrep' |awk '{print \$8,\$2}'`;
chomp(#file);
foreach my $element (#file)
{
chomp($element);
(my $process, my $pid) = (split(/\s/,$element))[0,1];
print "($process)($pid)\n";
system("echo -17 > /proc/$pid/oom_adj");
system("cat /proc/$pid/oom_adj");
}
}
else
{
print "The host is a $OS system, so no action taken\n";
}
Here is what I have tried so far in Ansible:
---
- name: Capture uname ouput
shell: "uname"
register: os_type
- name: Adjust OOM to negative so that OOM killer does not kill below processes
shell: 'ps -ef|egrep "sssd|wdmd|portreserve|autofs|automount|ypbind|rpcbind|rpc.statd|rpc.mountd|rpc.idampd|ntpd|lmgrd|Xvnc|vncconfig|irqblance|rpc.rquotad|metric|nscd|crond|snpslmd|getpwname.pl|mysqld|rsyslogd|xinetd|sendmail|lsf|tigervnc|tightvnc|cfadm" |egrep -ve "ps|egrep" |awk "{print \$8,\$2}"'
register: oom
when: os_type.stdout == 'Linux'
- debug: var=oom.stdout_lines
Now, I want to iterate over var and implement this part in Ansible:
foreach my $element (#file)
{
chomp($element);
(my $process, my $pid) = (split(/\s/,$element))[0,1];
print "($process)($pid)\n";
system("echo -17 > /proc/$pid/oom_adj");
system("cat /proc/$pid/oom_adj");
}
Please help.
below worked for me
- hosts: temp
gather_facts: yes
remote_user: root
tasks:
- name: Adjust OOM to negative so that OOM killer does not kill below processes
shell: 'ps -ef|egrep "sssd|wdmd|portreserve|autofs|automount|ypbind|rpcbind|rpc.statd|rpc.mountd|rpc.idampd|ntpd|lmgrd|Xvnc|vncconfig|irqblance|rpc.rquotad|metric|nscd|crond|snpslmd|getpwname.pl|mysqld|rsyslogd|xinetd|sendmail|lsf|tigervnc|tightvnc|cfadm" |egrep -ve "ps|egrep" |awk "{print \$2}"'
register: oom
when: ansible_system == 'Linux'
- debug: var=oom.stdout
- name: update the pid
raw: echo -17 > /proc/{{ item }}/oom_adj
loop: "{{ oom.stdout_lines }}"
I was able to figure this out. Below is the solution that worked for me. Thanks to everyone who tried to help me out. Appreciate it :)
---
- name: Capture uname ouput
shell: "uname"
register: os_type
- name: Gather important processes
shell: 'ps -ef|egrep "sssd|wdmd|portreserve|autofs|automount|ypbind|rpcbind|rpc.statd|rpc.mountd|rpc.idampd|ntpd|lmgrd|Xvnc|vncconfig|irqblance|rpc.rquotad|metric|nscd|crond|snpslmd|getpwname.pl|mysqld|rsyslogd|xinetd|sendmail|lsf|tigervnc|tightvnc|cfadm" |egrep -ve "ps|egrep" |awk "{print \$8,\$2}"'
register: oom
when: os_type.stdout == 'Linux'
- name: Adjust OOM to negative so that OOM killer does not kill important processes
shell: "echo -17 >> /proc/{{ item.split()[1] }}/oom_adj"
loop: "{{ oom.stdout_lines }}"
register: echo
- set_fact:
stdout_lines: []
- set_fact:
stdout_lines: "{{ stdout_lines + item.stdout_lines }}"
with_items: "{{ echo.results }}"
- debug:
msg: "This is a stdout line: {{ item }}"
with_items: "{{ stdout_lines }}"
I have a GMF file
TSTARTCUSTEVSUMMROW_SIMPLE
CUSTEVSUMMROW_SIMPLE Airtime - Simple All In Plan (Monthly)|3040|MOU|0|0
CUSTEVSUMMROW_SIMPLE Airtime - Simple All In Plan (Monthly)|1758|MOU|8000|140640
CUSTEVSUMMROW_SIMPLE Airtime - Simple All In Talk and Text Prepaid|3040|MOU|0|0
TENDCUSTEVSUMMROW_SIMPLE
TSTARTCUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_SIMPLE
CUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_SIMPLE GPRS - Simple All In Plan (Monthly) - LTE|2860|MB|6500|488
TENDCUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_SIMPLE
TSTARTCUSTEVSUMMROW_TF
CUSTEVSUMMROW_TF Airtime - TRCF2000Pkg|2952|MOU|8000|236160|
TENDCUSTEVSUMMROW_TF
TSTARTCUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_TF
CUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_TF GPRS - TRCF2000Pkg - LTE|13493|MB|6500|1496
TENDCUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_TF
I'm able to process the file successfully, with the below code.
if ( $line =~ m/^(CUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS|CUSTEVSUMMROW).*?\s(.*?)\|(\d+)\|.*\|(.*?)$/ ) {
# do some logic
}
where the single is generated for both TF and SIMPLE tags
Instead of using elsif, how can I modify the logic so that both TF and SIMPLE generate two different output files.
I suggest you start by splittling the line on pipe characters |, and then process the first field in more detail
This program works that way. The record is split into the #fields array, and then the first element, $fields[0], is removed and replaced with its constituent parts using splice together with a regex pattern
I have displayed the resulting value of #fields using Data::Dump. You can use the values for whatever you need. Clearly $fields[1] is SIMPLE or TF so you can alter your processing accordingly
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dump;
while ( <DATA> ) {
next unless /^CUSTEVSUMMROW/;
chomp;
my #fields = split /\|/;
splice #fields, 0, 1, $fields[0] =~ /(.+)_(\S+)\s+(.+)/;
dd \#fields;
}
__DATA__
TSTARTCUSTEVSUMMROW_SIMPLE
CUSTEVSUMMROW_SIMPLE Airtime - Simple All In Plan (Monthly)|3040|MOU|0|0
CUSTEVSUMMROW_SIMPLE Airtime - Simple All In Plan (Monthly)|1758|MOU|8000|140640
CUSTEVSUMMROW_SIMPLE Airtime - Simple All In Talk and Text Prepaid|3040|MOU|0|0
TENDCUSTEVSUMMROW_SIMPLE
TSTARTCUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_SIMPLE
CUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_SIMPLE GPRS - Simple All In Plan (Monthly) - LTE|2860|MB|6500|488
TENDCUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_SIMPLE
TSTARTCUSTEVSUMMROW_TF
CUSTEVSUMMROW_TF Airtime - TRCF2000Pkg|2952|MOU|8000|236160|
TENDCUSTEVSUMMROW_TF
TSTARTCUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_TF
CUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_TF GPRS - TRCF2000Pkg - LTE|13493|MB|6500|1496
TENDCUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS_TF
output
[
"CUSTEVSUMMROW",
"SIMPLE",
"Airtime - Simple All In Plan (Monthly)",
3040,
"MOU",
0,
0,
]
[
"CUSTEVSUMMROW",
"SIMPLE",
"Airtime - Simple All In Plan (Monthly)",
1758,
"MOU",
8000,
140640,
]
[
"CUSTEVSUMMROW",
"SIMPLE",
"Airtime - Simple All In Talk and Text Prepaid",
3040,
"MOU",
0,
0,
]
[
"CUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS",
"SIMPLE",
"GPRS - Simple All In Plan (Monthly) - LTE",
2860,
"MB",
6500,
488,
]
[
"CUSTEVSUMMROW",
"TF",
"Airtime - TRCF2000Pkg",
2952,
"MOU",
8000,
236160,
]
[
"CUSTEVSUMMROW_GPRS",
"TF",
"GPRS - TRCF2000Pkg - LTE",
13493,
"MB",
6500,
1496,
]