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I have created a custom command scan for the windows terminal. My goal is to automatically move my scans to a certain dir. I will hardcode my path but in case I want to move my scans to a different dir I have included a parameter2 (parameter1 is "start" to execute). My batch file passes the path as a string to my python script.

I know this because when I write

I created a custom command scan for the windows terminal which executes a python script.

I want to employ GitLab CI/CD for a test that involves two containers. The test requires that both containers are up and that a script is then run in one of them (with semantics akin to kubectl exec ... script.sh or docker exec ... script.sh). I've tried modeling this with services thanks to a previous answer received:

I am trying to write a python script that works on a Raspberry PI and exchanges data between it and Arduino Uno by using pyserial library. The code is working through Arduino IDE Serial Monitor. I tried to write the same python commands into the Python3 shell and it worked. However, if I write python3 my_script.py, it doesn't work. I tried to write python3 only to access the python shell, and then I wrote the same lines of code and it worked.

Edit #1: I did not include the code because I don't think it is useful. However, This is a sample code of what I have wrote:

I am having this project structure:

I am trying to run my local bash script on remote server without copying it into remote server. It is as simple as following for test purpose. There are more than a few servers where it runs perfectly, but in some server running tcsh, there is an issue. How do I invoke bash, if following does not work. Below is dummy test.sh

I am considering porting a legacy pipeline that builds and tests Docker/OCI images into GitLab CI/CD. I already have a GitLab Runner in a Kubernetes cluster and it's registered to a GitLab instance. Testing a particular image requires running certain commands inside (for running unit tests, etc.). Presumably this could be modeled by a job my_test like so:

I have a directory containing some python scripts. In this directory there are subdirectories in the form of 'a/b/c1', 'a/b/c2', ..., 'a/b/cn', etc. Each of these directories is an npm package with a script in the package.json file called my_script.

From the directory with my python scripts I can run the following command from the terminal fine:

npm run my_script --prefix a/b/c1

However in my python script I doing something along the lines the following:

Several commits ago, I deleted/modified some lines in a python script. I now want to retrieve part or all of those lines and incorporate them into the latest version, but most of that old version I do not want to revert to. I could do