Is your improvement request related to a problem? Please describe.
We are using GitVersion in Windows environment, in Bitbucket Pipelines runner. The problem is that the gitversion /output buildserver output file gitversion.properties is in bash format, and since Windows Bitbucket Pipelines runner runs using Powershell, it is more difficult to "source" the variables from that file.
Detailed Description
gitversion /output buildserver, when run in Bitbucket Pipelines (Windows) Powershell runner, should output, not gitversion.properties for bash, but instead for Powershell, maybe it'll be then a .ps1 file, that Powershell can then "source".
Currently, we are reading gitversion.properties file, regex'n the export lines and then reading the key/value pair to a Powershell variable. This is cumbersome.
Possible Implementation
https://github.com/GitTools/GitVersion/blob/c704b65c52e3abfc2e2aabec900781e7a2218b15/src/GitVersion.BuildAgents/Agents/BitBucketPipelines.cs#L39C25-L39C25
Here "export" is added for each key/value pair line, since it's only meant for bash.
Output also a file that can be "sourced" in Powershell (I think in Powershell, it's just a "dot" (.) operation).
Is your improvement request related to a problem? Please describe.
We are using GitVersion in Windows environment, in Bitbucket Pipelines runner. The problem is that the
gitversion /output buildserveroutput filegitversion.propertiesis in bash format, and since Windows Bitbucket Pipelines runner runs using Powershell, it is more difficult to "source" the variables from that file.Detailed Description
gitversion /output buildserver, when run in Bitbucket Pipelines (Windows) Powershell runner, should output, notgitversion.propertiesfor bash, but instead for Powershell, maybe it'll be then a .ps1 file, that Powershell can then "source".Currently, we are reading
gitversion.propertiesfile, regex'n theexportlines and then reading the key/value pair to a Powershell variable. This is cumbersome.Possible Implementation
https://github.com/GitTools/GitVersion/blob/c704b65c52e3abfc2e2aabec900781e7a2218b15/src/GitVersion.BuildAgents/Agents/BitBucketPipelines.cs#L39C25-L39C25
Here "export" is added for each key/value pair line, since it's only meant for bash.
Output also a file that can be "sourced" in Powershell (I think in Powershell, it's just a "dot" (.) operation).