deploySite.sh

#!/bin/bash
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#  Author: Martin Stockhammer <martin_s@apache.org>
#  Date:   2018-11-15
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#  Publishes the site content and generated reports to the web content repository.
#  It stops after the staging and let you check the content before pushing to the repository
#

THIS_DIR=$(dirname $0)
THIS_DIR=$(readlink -f ${THIS_DIR})
CONTENT_DIR=".site-content"

SUB_DIR="redback/components"

if [ -d "${CONTENT_DIR}/.git" ]; then
  git -C "${CONTENT_DIR}" fetch origin
  git -C "${CONTENT_DIR}" reset --hard origin/master
fi

echo ">>>> Creating site and reports <<<<" 
mvn clean site "$@"
mvn site:stage "$@"

echo "*****************************************"
echo ">>>> Finished the site stage process <<<<"
echo "> You can check the content in the folder target/staging or by opening the following url"
echo "> file://${THIS_DIR}/target/staging/${SUB_DIR}/index.html"
echo "> "
echo "> If everything is fine enter yes. After that the publish process will be started."
echo -n "Do you want to publish (yes/no)? "
read ANSWER

if [ "${ANSWER}" == "yes" -o "${ANSWER}" == "YES" ]; then
  echo "> Starting publish process"
  mvn scm-publish:publish-scm "$@"
else
  echo "> Aborting now"
  echo "> Running git reset in .site-content directory" 
  git -C "${CONTENT_DIR}" fetch origin
  git -C "${CONTENT_DIR}" reset --hard origin/master
  echo ">>>> Finished <<<<"
fi