I guess the bit I am confused about is if a restart is needed mid script. Would the agent on the server resume the script post reboot?

For script assets, how would I reference from my Powershell script? Or should I use OtterScript and then have the step above and then my script?

I will give that a read.

Two questions;

1. How does Otter handle jobs that may require reboots in betwen/ For example, joining a domain.

2. I have added some text files to my git repo but Ot

One last question - in my git raft, I have a script that looks like this:

$chocoPackages = $PSScriptRoot + "\chocoPackages.txt"

$DB = Get-Content $chocoPackages

foreach ($Data in $DB) {
choco install $DB -y
}

However, I get the error:

Cannot find path 'C:\chocoPackages.txt' because it does not exist.

What am I missing?
Oneter reports them as unknown file type.

Hmm I get your point about branching.

Is there a way in the Raft to sany branch BUT main? As pr branches could be called anything.

Is that how this feature works though? Could I not just do a git commit to the repo and then use the scripts in Otter?

I seem to have this working, not quite sure what is the exact config needed (hence the request to just provide the steps end-to-end. I like the product but the documentation is lacking slightly here).

So now, when I add a file to my git repo, it shows in the Scripts area, which is all I need. :)

Ok am I safe to import that test repo into my repo?

Sorry for all the questions, just this part of Otter seems to lack detail in steps!

@atripp said in Help with Git raft in Otter:

e its working :)
I think the issue is that you did

Would that folder be in Inedo Otter or in Git, or both?

Ok so if I have a blank repo and the same config in secure credentials, I can add a script to Otter and in the raft and it appears.

My only issue with this iswhat should my workflow be? I was hoping to retain the standard git workflow ie commit push etc.

They were addef by git commit, outside of Otter. Using vs code. I see the view in the attached screenshot.

Is there a trick I am missing somewhere?

Hi All,

I am using Otter 3.0 and trying to setup a Git raft, that uses GitHub.

I configured a secure credential that uses my username and a PAT token (Type is username/password).

I then configured a GitHub raft, with the branch being main, and a username and same PAT token.

However, when I browse the raft, there's no errors, but I don't see my files that I have commited to the branch?