I ultimately want automate my deployment process, using crons and by uploading the built artifacts to my server, which automatically registers these uploads and moves them where they need to go, so I can move them easily and efficiently. The shell script I write is below: find $TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/di…

Hey as usual @SolarUltima , The only solution I see fit is using xargs. The way you would do this with xargs would in my own opinion would be a parameter substitution. So in theory, in this bash script I’m going to write below for my example, this may give you a better scope when using cURL and CRON …

You can cd/pushd to the appropriate directory so that the paths are just files. E.g. in a subshell so that the current directory in the main shell is not affected: (cd $TRAVIS_BUILD_DIR/dist; find *.tar <etc>) To upload everything in the same curl invocation, I constructed a comma-separated li…

Glad we could help. -Montana (Travis CI Staff)

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SolarUltima November 24, 2020, 6:52am 4

Both methods worked! thank you both

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Uploading multiple files using CURL

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