woodpecker/pkg/plugin/deploy/git.go
Anton Lindström 4d71643214 implement git deploy method
This commit implements the git deploy method. This is basically a copy of the
Heroku deploy method except it uses a target instead of an app. The target can
be anything that git accepts as a url.

An example of deploy using git can be:

    deploy:
      git:
        target: git@example.com:myapp.git
2014-02-11 19:23:15 +00:00

38 lines
1.2 KiB
Go

package deploy
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/drone/drone/pkg/build/buildfile"
)
type Git struct {
Target string `yaml:"target,omitempty"`
Force bool `yaml:"force,omitempty"`
Branch string `yaml:"branch,omitempty"`
}
func (g *Git) Write(f *buildfile.Buildfile) {
// get the current commit hash
f.WriteCmdSilent("COMMIT=$(git rev-parse HEAD)")
// set the git user and email based on the individual
// that made the commit.
f.WriteCmdSilent("git config --global user.name $(git --no-pager log -1 --pretty=format:'%an')")
f.WriteCmdSilent("git config --global user.email $(git --no-pager log -1 --pretty=format:'%ae')")
// add target as a git remote
f.WriteCmd(fmt.Sprintf("git remote add deploy %s", g.Target))
switch g.Force {
case true:
// this is useful when the there are artifacts generated
// by the build script, such as less files converted to css,
// that need to be deployed to git remote.
f.WriteCmd(fmt.Sprintf("git add -A"))
f.WriteCmd(fmt.Sprintf("git commit -m 'add build artifacts'"))
f.WriteCmd(fmt.Sprintf("git push deploy $COMMIT:master --force"))
case false:
// otherwise we just do a standard git push
f.WriteCmd(fmt.Sprintf("git push deploy $COMMIT:master"))
}
}