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[tfuchs]

Hi Community!

I am using the FirstSpirit Gradle Plugin:

plugins {
    id 'de.espirit.firstspirit' version '1.0.16'
}

In order to create a task to export elements from FirstSpirit to GIT I would like to create a FsExecuteCliTask but I seem to be unable to render a correct fs-cli command line.

My Task looks like this:

task fsExportProjectData(type: FsExecuteCliTask) {
    cliConfiguration {
        arguments = [
            "--syncDir ${projectDataDir}",
            "--project \"${fsProjectName}\"",
            "export",
             "--",
             "templatestore",
             "path:/mediastore/layout",
             "projectproperty:ALL"]
    }
}

This however does not work.

2022-12-19 14:18:44,842 ERROR SystemExitHandler - An unexpected error occurred during command execution
com.espirit.moddev.cli.commands.help.UnknownCommandException: fs-cli --syncDir xxxx/firstspirit/projectData --project "XXXX" export templatestore projectproperty:ALL

The command line which works and which I am trying to recreate is as follows (paths and project name are correct, of course):

fs-cli.sh -sd xxxxx/firstspirit/projectData -p "XXXX" export templatestore path:/mediastore/layout projectproperty:ALL

The built-in gradle fs-cli tasks like fsImportProject work fine.

Is it possible to create this command line using the FsExecuteCliTask type? 

Thank you!
Timo

[GeMo · Accepted solution]

Hi,

the following code snippet should work (locally tested on a windows machine):

task fsExportProjectData(type: FsExecuteCliTask) {
    cliConfiguration {
        arguments = [
                "--syncDir",
                ${projectDataDir},
                "--project",
                ${fsProjectName},
                "export",
                "--",
                "templatestore",
                "path:/mediastore/layout",
                "projectproperty:ALL"]
    }
}

[tfuchs]

Hi!

Thank you, that works!

Timo