Completely rewrote deploy script to be simpler and safer:
- Requires directory to exist (no automatic creation)
- Builds and extracts to /tmp/ FIRST
- Only clears target directory after build/extract succeeds
- If build fails, existing deployment stays untouched
Usage:
sudo mkdir -p /opt/jr_test
./deploy.sh /opt/jr_test
This atomic approach prevents broken deployments from failed builds.
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Previous version failed when /opt/jrunner existed from a prior run,
because mv cannot move over an existing directory. Now the script:
1. Removes target directory if it exists
2. Removes intermediate jrunner/ directory if it exists and differs
from target (prevents collision)
3. Extracts cleanly
4. Renames to target name
This fixes the issue where ./deploy.sh /opt/jr_test would fail if
/opt/jrunner already existed.
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The zip file contains 'jrunner/' as top-level directory, so unzipping
always created /opt/jrunner regardless of custom path. Now the script
renames the directory after unzipping if a custom name was specified.
Example:
./deploy.sh /opt/jr_test
Now correctly creates /opt/jr_test (not /opt/jrunner).
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Prevent dangerous sudo rm -rf operations:
- Check that DEPLOY_DIR is not empty
- Block deployment to critical system directories (/, /usr, /etc, etc.)
- Only remove directory if it already exists
- Show message before removal for clarity
This prevents catastrophic mistakes like accidentally deploying to /
or deleting important system directories.
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Add mkdir -p to create parent directory if it doesn't exist. This allows
deploying to any path without requiring manual directory creation.
Example:
./deploy.sh /home/user/testing/jrunner
Now works even if /home/user/testing doesn't exist yet.
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Allow specifying custom deployment directory as argument, defaulting to
/opt/jrunner if not provided. Symlink to /usr/local/bin only created
for default location to avoid overwriting production.
Usage:
./deploy.sh # deploys to /opt/jrunner (default)
./deploy.sh /opt/jrunner-test # test deployment
This allows testing new builds without affecting production deployment.
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Renamed copy_to_apt.sh to deploy.sh (clearer name) and updated to:
- Use new jrunner/ paths instead of app/
- Add build step so script handles full build+deploy
- Create symlink to /usr/local/bin for system-wide access
- Remove unused JR environment variable export
- Add set -e for error handling
- Add progress messages
Usage: ./deploy.sh
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