qa-automation | QA Automation | Automation library

I am trying to run the next command "mvn clean test" scheduled by crontab, but it seems that for crontab the project folder does not exists I get the next report from crontab

I want to run a command via node's child process exec method that will include a JSON string which itself will include quote characters. It appears that exec strips these by default. Is there a way to prevent this?

I'm trying to automate the creation of build hooks in netlify as part of some automated QA we're trying to currently build out. Presently, I'm doing this using the netlify cli, specifically their netlify api createSiteBuildHook method. I want to capture the output of this command as well as inject some data into the command so I'm trying to approach this using node's child process exec() command. The issue I've run into here is that the netlify command expects a JSON string as an argument for the command and as it turns out, exec strips quotes by default, I'm presuming for security reasons. I'm hoping there's a way around this.

A few alternatives I've tried and considered:

• I previously tried approaching this using the netlify api js client, however we've been running into issues with automating the refreshing of the api token. This is being run as part of an automated build process in CircleCI so it's abstracted from any interaction. I want to avoid a developer having to go in and update this as a manual step every time our builds and auto tests stop working because we've exceeded the rate limit or whatever.
• I've tried using escaping of quotes such as \", ^" etc to no avail.
• I've tried using alternative child process methods like spawn or execFile but I seem to be getting the same issue.
• A final alternative is to abstract this entirely to bash. This isn't entirely unworkable, it would just be fiddly and annoying. I'd have to save the output in a file, then load that file and interrogate it when I want to get the url for my newly generated build hook etc. If I can do this work in js it would save a lot of time.

The command I'm using to generate build hooks:

I'm trying to perform this MongoDB's search query in pyDAL:

Using parallel-ssh module I'm trying to run SSH commands using Natinve Client but getting SessionHandshakeError. And if I use Paramiko Client instead, everything works fine. I met the requirement of my_pkey.pub being in the same directory as my_pkey.

Here is my code which uses Native Client (changed real IPs to 'ip1' and 'ip2'):