Passing Options into a python script file

[David Grantham]

I have a set of option check boxes that im trying to pass into my script. 

It seems that i can do this with a inline script but my use case subjects me to using a local script file. (note that if i write the same script below in bash using $RD_OPTION_REGIONS i get the correct value)

This is the contents of my script.

#!/usr/bin/env python

print '@{option.Regions}@'

When i run it rundeck returns this..

16:46:58

localhost

1. File

@{option.Regions}@

[kristia...@gooddata.com]

Hello,

since $RD_OPTION_REGIONS works in a bash script, I think Rundeck passes the arguments to the script as environment variables. You can therefore parse them in a Python script:

#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
print os.environ['RD_OPTION_REGIONS']

Best regards
Kristian Lesko

[Greg Schueler]

The syntax for Inline Scripts is @option.Regions@

For local script files, the inline syntax is not available.  You can use $RD_OPTION_REGIONS for the environment variable, or you can pass the value as an argument to the script as ${option.Regions}

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[David Grantham]

This saved me thanks!