set_property_flagUpdates a property in a step of a request in BMC Release Process Management. If the property name specified in the step is not present in the database, error should be sent.
Note: Only for Ruby-based automation scripts.
Example:
# Creating and Updating an existing environment component property in the step:
properties = "name, value, environment, component, global, private\n"
properties += "Property 01, Script Value 01, Env 01, Comp 01, false, false\n"
properties += "Property 02, Script Value 02, Env 01, Comp 02, true, true\n"
properties += "Private Property 03 New, Script Value 03, Env 01, Comp 01, true, true\n"
set_property_flag(properties)
# Creating a new global property:
createProperty = "name, value, global, private\n"
createProperty += "Private Property 04 New, Script Value 04, true, true\n"
set_property_flag(createProperty)
set_component_flag
Creates or updates application components in BMC Release Process Management.
Note: Only for Ruby-based automation scripts.
Example:
myComponents = "name, version, environment, application\n"
myComponents += "Comp 01 TC864125, Comp Version 01 TC864125, Env 01 TC864125, App 01 TC864125\n"
myComponents += "Comp 03 New TC864125 , Comp Version 03 TC864125, Env 01 TC864125, App 01 TC864125\n"
set_component_flag(myComponents)
pack_response
Updates values for output arguments. You can use this routine for updating only one output argument value at a time.
Note: This routine can be used in remote shell and local shell scripts with the echo command.
You can specify this routine in the following format:
- For Ruby-based scripts:
pack_response 'outputArgumentName' 'outputArgumentValue' - For remote shell and local shell scripts:
echo "pack_response 'outputArgumentName' 'outputArgumentValue'"
Example:
For Ruby-based scripts: pack_response 'jira_tickets' 'JPET-1: Add Link, JPET-2: Add Fish Icon'
For remote shell and local shell scripts: echo "pack_response 'jira_tickets' 'JPET-1: Add Link, JPET-2: Add Fish Icon'"
run_command(..) Runs a specified command on the command-line of the target server. The target server refers to your local computer where BMC Release Process Management is installed and running.
Example:
cmd = "ruby #{params["SS_script_support_path"]\}/amazon_control.rb"
args = "#{"instance_status"} #{params["aws_id"]}"
result = run_command(params, cmd, args)
