Command Center SSH Bitbucket

• clone.sh
  • USER_NAME
  • REPO
  • BRANCH_NAME
• pull.sh
  • BRANCH_NAME
• pushfiles.sh
  • No modification needed

Add the contents below to each of the respective files, being sure to update the user_name/repo/branch where indicated.

clone.sh

   **Be sure to supply the USER_NAME, REPO, BRANCH where indicated**
   
       #!/bin/bash
       
       REPO="ssh://git@bitbucket.org/<USER_NAME>/<REPO>.git"
       BRANCH="BRANCH_NAME"
       
       echo "Using credential: ${CREDENTIAL_NAME}"
       
       echo "=================================================================="
       echo "Custom Clone Incoming variables:"
       echo ""
       echo "     CUSTOM_DIR      = ${CUSTOM_DIR}"
       echo "     WORKSPACES_DIR  = ${WORKSPACES_DIR}"
       echo "     WORKSPACE_NAME  = ${WORKSPACE_NAME}"
       echo "     REPO = ${REPO}"
       echo "     BRANCH = ${BRANCH}"
       
       echo "User running git clone is $(whoami)"
       
       # For Debugging
       GIT_SSH_COMMAND="ssh" git clone "$REPO" "$WORKSPACES_DIR/$WORKSPACE_NAME"
       ret=$?
       echo "Clone return status $ret"
       if [ $ret -ne 0 ] ; then
          exit 1
       fi
       
       # This use case only occurs when a clone was done prior and the branch was different from the desired one
       cur_branch="$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)"
       
       if [ "${cur_branch}" != "${BRANCH}" ] ; then
           echo "Branch was ${cur_branch} so switching to ${BRANCH}"
           git switch "${BRANCH}"
       else
           echo "Branch already at ${cur_branch}, no need to switch "
       fi
       
       cd ~/ || exit 1
       
       exit 0

pull.sh

   **Be sure to supply the branch where indicated**
   
       #!/bin/bash
       
       BRANCH="BRANCH_NAME"
       
       echo "Using credential: ${CREDENTIAL_NAME}"
       echo "=================================================================="
       echo ""
       echo "Custom Pull Incoming variables:"
       echo "     CUSTOM_DIR         = ${CUSTOM_DIR}"
       echo "     CLIENT_SOURCE_DIR  = ${CLIENT_SOURCE_DIR}"
       echo "     BRANCH = ${BRANCH}"
       
       echo "User running git pull is $(whoami)"
       
       # For Debugging
       cd "${CLIENT_SOURCE_DIR}" || exit 1
       GIT_SSH_COMMAND="ssh" git --git-dir="$CLIENT_SOURCE_DIR/.git" --work-tree="$CLIENT_SOURCE_DIR" pull
       ret=$?
       echo "Pull return status $ret"
       if [ $ret -ne 0 ] ; then
          exit 1
       fi
       
       # This use case only occurs when a clone was done prior and the branch was different from the desired one
       cur_branch="$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)"
       
       if [ "${cur_branch}" != "${BRANCH}" ] ; then
           echo "Branch was ${cur_branch} so switching to ${BRANCH}"
           git switch "${BRANCH}"
       else
           echo "Branch already at ${cur_branch}, no need to switch "
       fi
       
       cd ~/ || exit 1
       
       exit 0

pushfiles.sh

       #!/bin/bash
       echo "Using credential: ${CREDENTIAL_NAME}"
       
       echo "=================================================================="
       echo "CUSTOM_PUSH_FILES (${PUSH_TYPE})"
       echo ""
       echo "Custom Push Files Incoming variables:"
       echo "     CUSTOM_DIR        = ${CUSTOM_DIR}"
       echo "     CLIENT_SOURCE_DIR = ${CLIENT_SOURCE_DIR}"
       echo "     IMPORT_MESSAGE    = ${IMPORT_MESSAGE}"
       echo "     IMPORT_LIST_PATH  = ${IMPORT_LIST_PATH}"
       
       echo "User running pushfiles is $(whoami)"
       
       # run script
       cd "${CLIENT_SOURCE_DIR}" || exit 1
       echo "Files to import to the repo are: "
       cat "${IMPORT_LIST_PATH}"
       while IFS= read -r f; do
           git add "$f"
           ret=$?
           echo "Push add status $ret"
           if [ $ret -ne 0 ] ; then
               exit 1
           fi
       done < "${IMPORT_LIST_PATH}"
       git commit -m "${IMPORT_MESSAGE}"
       GIT_SSH_COMMAND="ssh" git push 
       ret2=$?
       echo "Push return status $ret2"
       if [ $ret2 -ne 0 ] ; then
          exit 1
       fi
       
       cd ~/ || exit 1
       
       exit 0

Create a new Custom Data Source

Once the scripts have been created, make the scripts accessible to Command Center by adding the directory as a new Custom Data Source

• When naming the Custom Data Source consider using a name that will make it easily identifiable as to what repository and branch the Custom Data Source is pointing towards.
• There will be one Custom Data source created for a single repo/branch used by Command Center
  • If two branches from the same repository are required, there will be two Custom Data Sources Required.

Leveraging the Custom Data Source from Command Center

At this point, when the Command Center Project is created, simply select the Custom Data Source as the Data Source Credential and you should be all set.