Run several commands #110

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1. AndyOGo commented on Jun 9, 2020

   

   AndyOGo

   on Jun 9, 2020

   Last edited by AndyOGo

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   It would be really great to support a list of executed commands in series cross platform.

   {
     "plugins": [
       ["@semantic-release/exec", {
         "publishCmd": [
           "cmd 1",
           "cmd 2",
           "cmd ..."
         ]
       }],
     ]
   }

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2. MisterBE2 commented on Aug 31, 2020

   

   MisterBE2

   on Aug 31, 2020

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   I found that this works:

   [
         "@semantic-release/exec",
         {
           "someStep": "echo \"cmd 1\"; echo \"cmd2\"",
         }
   ],
   
3. mirkolenz commented on Dec 18, 2022

   

   mirkolenz

   on Dec 18, 2022

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   My current workaround (if using the file release.config.js) is to use the join operator on a list of strings like so:

   [
     "@semantic-release/exec",
     {
       step: [
         "cmd1",
         "cmd2,
         "cmd3",
       ].join(" && "),
     },
   ]

   While not as elegant as a native support of command lists, it is still quite easy to handle this way.

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4. SpyrosPsarras commented on Dec 21, 2022

   

   SpyrosPsarras

   on Dec 21, 2022

   Last edited by SpyrosPsarras

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   I am using yaml .releaserc.yml and I have to say that the following works

   branches:
     - main
   
   plugins:
     - '@semantic-release/commit-analyzer'
     - - '@semantic-release/exec'
       - prepareCmd: echo "${nextRelease.version}" > ./version.txt
         successCmd: >
           if [ ! -f ./version.txt ] ;
             then echo "Version file not found" && exit 1;
           fi;
           if [ ! -f ./XXX.zip ];
             then echo "XXX.zip file not found" && exit 1;
           fi;
           zip -u XXX.zip version.txt;
   
   

   or with newlines

   branches:
     - main
   
   plugins:
     - '@semantic-release/commit-analyzer'
     - - '@semantic-release/exec'
       - prepareCmd: echo "${nextRelease.version}" > ./version.txt
         successCmd: |
           if [ ! -f ./version.txt ]
             then echo "Version file not found" && exit 1
           fi
           if [ ! -f ./XXX.zip ]
             then echo "XXX.zip file not found" && exit 1
           fi
           zip -u XXX.zip version.txt
   

   The above exports during the step prepareCMD, the version into a file called version.txt and then on the step successCMD executes a list of commands on bash. I am using a linux operating system for the semantic versioning build pipeline.
   A good for me source is the following https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/yaml/

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5. coreyar commented on Jan 17, 2024

   

   coreyar

   on Jan 17, 2024

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   The best way to solve this is to use a bash script as mentioned in the README.
6. MrGadget1024 commented on Apr 15, 2024

   

   MrGadget1024

   on Apr 15, 2024

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   There's a PR about this #360

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7. NoxTav commented on Aug 30, 2024

   

   NoxTav

   on Aug 30, 2024

   Last edited by NoxTav

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   I encounter the same issue.

   Can I use the plugin several times?

   Like this:

   [
     [
       "@semantic-release/exec",
       {
         "prepareCmd": [
           "cmd1",
         ]
       },
     ],
     [
       "@semantic-release/exec",
       {
         "prepareCmd": [
           "cmd2",
         ]
       },
     ]
   ]