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smarber
smarber

Reputation: 5074

gitlab-ci : php -v bash: line 24: php: command not found

I'm experiencing a random problem.

before_script:
  - cd sources
  - php -v

test:
    script:
        - phpunit -c mypath

70% of the time I'm getting this error:

$ php -v
bash: line 24: php: command not found

ERROR: Build failed with: exit code 1

But the weird thing is if I keep re running the same build it'll pass.

Any ideas?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2377

Answers (2)

smarber
smarber

Reputation: 5074

Actually several runners are available, but I can only use one of them. All I had to do is to add tags to my job to select the runner.

before_script:
  - cd sources
  - php -v

test:
    script:
        - phpunit -c mypath
    tags:
      - php

Upvotes: 1

Rubinum
Rubinum

Reputation: 557

PHP is not installed in the runners enviromnent where the tests are executed.

You have to make sure that the runner has an enviromnent which has PHP installed. You did not specified what kind of runner you are using in your question, so I suggest you have a runner which runs docker container (as standard).

To accomplish your goal (avoiding bash: line 24: php: command not found) you can go two ways:

Let your project run in an docker image which has php installed

image: php
before_script:
  - cd sources
  - php -v

test:
    script:
        - phpunit -c mypath

OR

Use a rudementary image and install php

image: debian
before_script:
  - cd sources
  - apt-get install php5*
  - php -v

test:
    script:
        - phpunit -c mypath

If you are not using docker as runner executor then install php on your mashine where the runner runs.

Upvotes: 0

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