sh>: Shell scripts

sh> operator runs a shell script.

Running a shell command (Note: you can use echo> operator to show a message):

+step1:
  sh>: echo "hello world"

Running a shell script:

+step1:
  sh>: tasks/step1.sh
+step2:
  sh>: tasks/step2.sh

Options

• sh>: COMMAND [ARGS…]

  Name of the command to run.

  Examples:

  sh>: tasks/workflow.sh --task1
  

The shell defaults to /bin/sh. If an alternate shell such as zsh is desired, use the shell option in the _export section.

_export:
  sh:
    shell: ["/usr/bin/zsh"]

+step1:
  sh>: tasks/step2.sh

On Windows, you can set PowerShell.exe to the shell option:

_export:
  sh:
    shell: ["powershell.exe", "-"]

+step1:
  sh>: step1.exe

+step2:
  sh>: step2.ps1