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QUESTION
I'm following Stark & Wayne tutorial and got into a problem:
Pipeline fails with
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-15 at 17:20This error means that the shell it's trying to invoke in your script is unavailable on the container running your task.
Busybox doesn't come with bash, it only comes with /bin/sh
, check the shebang in deploy.sh
, making sure it looks like:
QUESTION
How do I put
the output
of a task
into a resource?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-01 at 12:52The issue was this:
QUESTION
How can I add as part of my pipeline that it needs to grab the git repository , run npm install and npm build and then push to cloud foundry?.
So far i am able to make it so that it grabs the repository and pushes to cloud foundry. But not completely sure on how to make it so that it builds the npm tasks. I am using a BOSH director to handle all the concourse stuff.
Any direction or ideas will be very appreciated. I am following this tutorial here and based my pipeline on this: (where and how would i go about adding building npm tasks?)
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-28 at 23:07You need to write a task that runs a script that runs npm install
and npm build
prior to pushing to cloud foundry.
It is also important to note that in the below script concourse will look for the bits to push to cf in the directory resource-deploy-web-app
, so make sure to put everything you want to push there in your script.
So your new job configuration is going to look something like:
QUESTION
From the Stark Concourse tutorial
The following task will run the uname
command with the -a
switch on a docker-image
tagged "14.04"
:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-08 at 12:36uname will get the version information of the host's kernel of the machine you're running on - this is not namespaced - so the container you're running isn't going to show.
if you are on an ubuntu host, and run docker run --rm -it centos uname -a
, it will also still show the ubuntu kernel results.
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