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.