How to pass command line arguments to bash/python script task template

[yp-zhu]

I tried to setup bash/python script template, but I could not get the arguments to pass to the actual script. I added "arg" in the "Args" section, also tried manually entering the CLI args json array ["arg1","arg2"]. but script never pickup those. I also watch the actual command line it launches; I do not see any arguments in the command line. it just like 'bash myscript.sh'. Did I miss anything? Anyone has example with template setup include arguments to the script (bash/python)?
I searched Q&A section and did not see any answers related to this topic.
Here is the test bash script:

#!/bin/bash 
echo "Hello, we are testing bash here"
echo "command line args [$@]"
echo "done"

Thanks,

[lafayetteduarte]

+1
Same question for powershell.
#2279

[lafayetteduarte]

In my case ( powershell s far), the workaround was :
Use env variables as a means of passing arguments inside the script.
far from ideal but works

[yp-zhu]

In my case the environment variables worked. but using arguments is much easier and be able to pass during the runtime.

[yp-zhu]

Found the issue in the code. services/tasks/LocalJob.go function "getShellArgs" Line#175. It only adds the script name (t.Template.Playbook) to the args, but it never append the t.Template.Arguments and t.Task.Arguments to the "args" array.

[lafayetteduarte]

This pr seems to fix this.
#2288

[SinanAEM]

Python templates are not working for me, I'm using Sempahore 2.10.22-e44910d-1721658299

I wrote a simple python script to print out arguments that the script receives :

import sys

num_args = len(sys.argv) - 1

print(f'Number of arguments passed: {num_args}')

Print the arguments

if num_args > 0:
print('Arguments:')
for i, arg in enumerate(sys.argv[1:], start=1):
print(f'Argument {i}: {arg}')
else:
print('No arguments were passed.')

and then I tried to run the template multiple times using 'args' , 'CLI args in task' and I see there are no arguments being fetched from Semaphore

[SinanAEM]

although I installed Semaphore from RPM I did notice that there is no ".go" app for python in db_lib folder in the Repo:
https://github.com/semaphoreui/semaphore/tree/develop/db_lib

[ottacom]

I my case since I installed semaphore from the binary file and I'm lazy :-) ... the easy way to turn around the problems it has been:

#!/bin/bash
export $1
export $2
export $3
export $4
#HOSTNANE="$1"
#DOMAIN="$2"
#NETWORK="$3"
#PROFILE="$4"
echo $VM_HOSTNAME
echo $DOMAIN
echo $NETWORK
echo $PROFILE

[fiftin]

Fixed here: #2689