A collection of scripts to assist with Source Operations actions
The setup file will handle installation and running of the update script. To run the setup file:
The setup script is written for bash so if your default shell is dash, you can do either
bash -c "bash <(curl -fsS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/platformsh/source-operations/main/setup.sh) <command>"or
curl -fsS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/platformsh/source-operations/main/setup.sh | { bash /dev/fd/3 <command>; } 3<&0Where <command> is the action you want to perform.
sop-autoupdate - runs the dependency management updater in a source operation. Will find a dependency management file
indicator (composer.json, Gemfile, Pipfile, etc) and the corresponding update commands, then commit the updated lock file
to the repository.
trigger-sopupdate - runs all of the set-up necessary to triggering the source operation command above. This can be
triggered via cron job, worker, slack command, etc. It will check to make sure the target branch where the update should
be committed exists, is a direct descendent of the production branch, is in an active state and is sync'ed with the
production branch before proceeding. Also verifies that if a source integration is enabled, that prune_branches is
disabled before proceeding. It requires a PLATFORMSH_CLI_TOKEN environmental variable to be set
with a valid token. You can change the target branch by setting an environmental variable named PSH_SOP_UPDATE_BRANCH,
otherwise defaults to a value of update. You can change the name of the source operation to run by adding an
environmental variable PSH_SOP_NAME, otherwise defaults to auto-update