using script_stop, there is a problem when using cat in script to output to a file.

[heirychen]

example file:

DRONE_SSH_PREV_COMMAND_EXIT_CODE=0 ; if [ 0 -ne 0 ]; then exit 0; fi;
version: '3.5'
DRONE_SSH_PREV_COMMAND_EXIT_CODE=0 ; if [ 0 -ne 0 ]; then exit 0; fi;
services:
DRONE_SSH_PREV_COMMAND_EXIT_CODE=0 ; if [ 0 -ne 0 ]; then exit 0; fi;
serve:
...

[heirychen]

my .drone.yml

kind: pipeline
type: docker
name: default

steps:
- name: deploy
  image: appleboy/drone-ssh
  pull: if-not-exists
  settings:
    host: 192.168.2.32
    username: root
    password:
      from_secret: ssh_password
    port: 22
    script_stop: true
    script:
    - mkdir -p /home/docker/test/${DRONE_REPO_NAMESPACE}-${DRONE_REPO_NAME}
    - cd /home/docker/test/${DRONE_REPO_NAMESPACE}-${DRONE_REPO_NAME}
    - |
      cat > ./docker-compose.yml << EOF
      version: '3.5'
      services:
        serve:
      EOF
    when:
      branch: [dev]

[PascalBrouwers]

Have the same problem when using a simple for loop in a github action job that uses appleboy/ssh-action and thus appleboy/drone-ssh

[PascalBrouwers]

example:

          script_stop: true
          script: |
            for i in {1..5}
            do
              sleep 1
            done

response:

2023/04/11 10:23:07 Process exited with status 1
err: bash: -c: line 2: syntax error near unexpected token `DRONE_SSH_PREV_COMMAND_EXIT_CODE=$?'
err: bash: -c: line 2: `DRONE_SSH_PREV_COMMAND_EXIT_CODE=$? ; if [ $DRONE_SSH_PREV_COMMAND_EXIT_CODE -ne 0 ]; then exit $DRONE_SSH_PREV_COMMAND_EXIT_CODE; fi;'

[PascalBrouwers]

A workaround for me is to put it in a separate bash script and then run it:

            echo 'for i in {1..5}' >> github_run.sh
            echo 'do' >> github_run.sh
            echo '  sleep 1' >> github_run.sh
            echo 'done' >> github_run.sh
            chmod +x github_run.sh
            ./github_run.sh
            rm github_run.sh

of course not a workaround for @heirychen 's problem

[markgomez]

Had the same issue as @heirychen (using cat). I ended up using sed to remove the lines as a workaround for now:

  script_stop: true
  script: |
    cat << EOF > .env
    FOO=${{ secrets.FOO }}
    BAR=${{ secrets.BAR }}
    EOF
+   sed -i '/DRONE_SSH_PREV_COMMAND_EXIT_CODE/d' .env