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Run remote scripts through git and push the result back
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#!/bin/bash | |
: " | |
Executes what's on a script, put its stdout and stderr | |
in an output file, update the .script_checksum file and commits. | |
## Dependencies | |
Requires bash, sha256sum and git. | |
## Configuration | |
By default it looks in this file's directory, the script is taken from the `script` | |
file and output is put on `output` file. | |
Before running the script, it pulls from remote. | |
After running the script, if applies, it commit and push to the remote. | |
Env vars: | |
- RUN_DIR: defaults to this file's dir | |
- GIT_BRANCH: defaults to main | |
- GIT_REMOTE: defaults to origin | |
## Scheduling | |
Add to crontab: | |
*/10 * * * * /path/to/gitsecute/gitsecute.sh | |
" | |
unwrap_err() { | |
if [ ! $? ]; then | |
echo "command errored: !!" | |
exit 1 | |
fi | |
} | |
gitorigin=${GIT_ORIGIN:-origin} | |
gitbranch=${GIT_BRANCH:-main} | |
repo_path=${RUN_DIR:-$(dirname $BASH_SOURCE)} | |
cd $repo_path ; unwrap_err | |
git checkout $gitbranch && git pull --rebase $gitorigin $gitbranch ; unwrap_err | |
checksum_path=.script_checksum | |
script_path=script | |
output_path=ouput | |
shouldrun="si" | |
currchecksum=$(sha256sum $script_path | cut -f1 -d" ") | |
unwrap_err | |
if [ -f "$checksum_path" ]; then | |
lastchecksum=$(cat "$checksum_path") | |
if [ $lastchecksum = $currchecksum ]; then | |
shouldrun="" | |
fi | |
fi | |
if [ -z $shouldrun ]; then | |
exit 0 | |
fi | |
bash $script_path 2>&1 > $output_path | |
echo $currchecksum > $checksum_path | |
git add $checksum_path $output_path | |
git commit -m "$(date)" | |
git push $gitorigin $gitbranch |
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