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Shvalb
Shvalb

Reputation: 1933

Get current branch name

I'm running a script (bitbucket_pipelines.yml) and on one of the steps I need to know the current branch name, How can I get it?

I saw there is a predefined BITBUCKET_BRANCH variable, but I'm having troubles to print it so I can see its content.

I tried to do:

...
step:
  script: 
    - echo $BITBUCKET_BRANCH

but when pipelines runs all I see is

echo $BITBUCKET_BRANCH

How can I really see the content of this variable?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 5078

Answers (2)

vaim
vaim

Reputation: 246

@Shvalb, the question should be how to display the value of a variable in bitbucket pipeline.

I deal with bitbucket support on this matter before. I want to echo a repo/pipeline variable to see the value and it is not showing correctly.

In my case, it was my repo variable conflict with my deployment/pipeline variable. However, from the support, I understand bitbucket is using search and replace the screen value to "hide" the actual value of the variable with direct echo.

in order to see the value, you can use

echo $VAR > /tmpfile cat /tmpfile

It was the trick I used before but I am not sure whether it will still work.

Upvotes: 0

BlueM
BlueM

Reputation: 3861

I found that Bb Pipelines are sometimes picky when dealing with variables. Try changing this to echo "$BITBUCKET_BRANCH". Also, enclosing the whole line in single quotes might help.

Upvotes: 3

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