git-ftp | Uses Git to upload only changed files to FTP servers | FTP library

This requires that the GitLab Runner (which executes the pipeline) is able to make an SFTP connection to your FTP server.

Shared runners are likely locked down to only connect to the GitLab server (to prevent an attack vector).

To work around this, install your own runner and register it to your GitLab.

Git requires libcurl for HTTP and HTTPS support. Because a Git without HTTPS support is not very useful, most distro packages of Git depend on the distro package of libcurl.

What is likely happening in your case is that when you install Git, its dependency, libcurl, is also being installed from the distro package. The custom libcurl is either installed in the normal location without a suitable package and is therefore being overwritten, or it's installed somewhere later in the library search path and is being ignored because the distro version is being preferred.

You should run ldd $(which curl) both before and after the installation of Git and find out where the custom and distro versions of libcurl are located. If the image is installing libcurl into somewhere under /usr/lib, then it's broken: that location is reserved for the package manager, and it would need to build and install a normal system package with its custom version to avoid being overwritten. Otherwise, you may be able to modify /etc/ld.so.conf to adjust the search path of the library, or use the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to do so on a per-program basis.

TL;DR; The stable images on docker hub have not yet been regenerated for Debian 11, but the security repo changed layout. The next rebuild of the stable docker image should be Debian 11 based and that should fix the problem.

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It seems the stable and stable-slim tags are currently a bit broken at docker hub.

For Debian 10 and older, the repo uses the subdirectory structure {RELEASE}/updates to contain the security updates;

See the docs at https://github.com/git-ftp/git-ftp/blob/master/man/git-ftp.1.md. You can push directly to an URL:

This is what I currently use, which I found from The World According to Mike Blog.

This uses ncftp which allows you to upload files via ftp easily.

The README for git-ftp/git-ftp includes:

Windows and OS X: I am very limited in testing on Windows and OS X. Thanks for helping me out fixing bugs on these platforms.

Still, on Windows, you can simply copy the git-ftp in D:\Program Files\Git\bin (you don't even have to be in a bash): any git-xxx file which is in the %PATH% would be executed by git xxx

Check first in a regular CMD (with the appropriate PATH) if git ftp is recognized. (Assuming D:\Program Files\Git\bin is in your %PATH%)

I found the solution. The only command which requires the modification is the git-ftp command. However, I also found that the export command doesn't have anything to do here, so I removed it and the command still worked as I require.

Here how it goes:

you have angular cli installed in your project, the better and faster way would be to use local ng installation to build your project. just add an npm script and call build through npm like this: