Purpose

The Remote Upload command provides a platform-agnostic mechanism to upload files from your build system to a target host. This command…

uses the SFTP protocol,
authenticates using either a username/password or SSH Private Key, and
uses ANT File Patterns

Note that all directories matched by transfer patterns are created in the -destination folder.

Note that the -privateKey parameter is the name of a private key file accessible your mettleci remote execute command. If used as part of a CI/CD pipeline then the build agent process running the command will need access to the specified private key file.

Syntax

Examples

Successful upload

$> mettleci remote upload 
   -host remote_host \
   -username myuser \
   -password mypassword \
   -source "C:\source-dir/." \
   -destination target-dir \
   -transferPattern "filesystem/**/*,config/*"

MettleCI Command Line (build 128)
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Connecting to remote_host on port 22
Uploading 'filesystem/**/*,config/*' from local directory 'C:/source-dir/' to remote directory '/home/myuser/target-dir/':
        config\cleanup.sh - SUCCESS
        config\cleanup_unittest.sh - SUCCESS
        config\deploy.sh - SUCCESS
        config\DSParams - SUCCESS
        filesystem\deploy.sh - SUCCESS
Done. 5 files transferred.

Failed upload

$> mettleci remote upload 
-host remote_host 
-username myuser 
-password mypassword 
-source "C:\source-dir/." 
-destination target-dir 
-transferPattern "bad_pattern/*"

MettleCI Command Line (build 128)
(C) 2018-2022 Data Migrators Pty Ltd
Connecting to remote_host on port 22
Uploading 'bad_pattern/*' from local directory from local directory 'C:/source-dir/' to remote directory '/home/myuser/target-dir/':
Done. 0 files transferred.

MettleCI Documentation

Remote Upload Command

Purpose

Syntax

Examples

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