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* Add tiny Bash wrapper to check for Node before attempting to execute Heroku release script * Use the wrapper script for the Heroku release command * Be explicit about exiting with Node's exit code * If Node is missing, exit using that script's exit code
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906 B
Bash
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32 lines
906 B
Bash
Executable File
#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# [start-readme]
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#
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# Light Bash wrapper for the Heroku release command, which sometimes fails
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# unexpectedly in staging environments when a Node installation is missing
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#
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# [end-readme]
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# Check for node but don't fail immediately if it's not present
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./script/check-for-node
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EXIT_STATUS=$?
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# If node is missing...
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if [[ "$EXIT_STATUS" -ne "0" ]]; then
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# Fail hard if this is our Heroku production app or if Redis is configured
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if [[ "$HEROKU_PRODUCTION_APP" == "true" || -n "$REDIS_URL" ]]; then
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echo "Error: cannot execute the release script without Node.js, which is fatal."
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echo "Exiting..."
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exit $EXIT_STATUS
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# Otherwise succeed with only a warning
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else
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echo "Warning: although Node.js is missing, it is non-critical."
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echo "Exiting..."
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exit 0
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fi
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fi
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# Execute the release script and exit with its status
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node script/purge-redis-pages.js
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exit $?
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