Execute script to work on original files from master branch

GitLab CI/CD
1

Hello. It’s good idea to mention that I’m new to GitLab :).

Here’s my problem:

On my master branch I have a folder (named “presets” i.e.) that contains a set of scripts (that is hole point of this repo).
In other I have a folder called “missions” which contains more folders with - guess what - mission files. I.e.:

missions/map1.mission1
missions/map1.mission1

Now. On each commit I want to update in these folders with files from “presets” folder on each commit with this script:

#!/bin/sh

if [ ! -d MPMissions ]
then
mkdir MPMissions
mkdir MPMissions/example.tanoa
fi

for each in `ls MPMissions`
do
find preset.VR | grep -v mission.sqm | while read path
do
cp -r -u "$path" MPMissions/"$each"
done
done

After that just simply clone that repo.

Unfortunately GitLab CI works on clone by default and that clone goes to ether. How to make it work?

2

Hi,

It is not clear whether you want your script to run on the GitLab server or on your workstation.

If you want it to run on the GitLab server, you can write a Git hook as described in https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/custom_hooks.html. Please note that this is applicable to self-hosted GitLab installations only, not gitlab.com.