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Tweak invite script #877

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Do not have default args that never apply
fisx Oct 16, 2019
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Make errors more greppable, do not abort on first error
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22 changes: 16 additions & 6 deletions deploy/services-demo/create_team_members.sh
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set -e

ADMIN_UUID="a09e9521-e14e-4285-ad71-47caa97f4a16"
TEAM_UUID="9e57a378-0dca-468f-9661-7872f5f1c910"
BRIG_HOST="http://localhost:8082"
CSV_FILE="myfile.csv"
ADMIN_UUID="n/a"
TEAM_UUID="n/a"
BRIG_HOST="http://localhost:8080"
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Note that the 8082 default was due to the fact that this is generally the port used by brig in integration tests and when starting services

CSV_FILE="n/a"

USAGE="
This bash script can be used to invite members to a given team. Input
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-t <team uuid>: ID of the inviting team. default: ${TEAM_UUID}
-h <host>: Base URI of brig. default: ${BRIG_HOST}
-c <input file>: file containing info on the invitees in format 'Email,UserName'. default: ${CSV_FILE}

If you tee(1) stdout, stderr of this script into a log file, you can
grep that log file for errors like this:

$ grep code out.log | grep email-exists # the most common case
$ grep code out.log | grep -v email-exists

If you are in a hurry, you may want to change the sleep(1) at the end
of the invite loop to less than a second. If you want to give up on
the first error, add an exit(1) where we check the $INVIDATION_ID.

"

# Option parsing:
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if ( ( echo "$INVITATION_ID" | grep -q '"code"' ) &&
( echo "$INVITATION_ID" | grep -q '"label"' ) ) ; then
echo "Got an error, aborting: $INVITATION_ID"
exit 1
echo "failed inviting $USER_NAME <$EMAIL>: $INVITATION_ID"
fi

echo "Sleeping 1 second..." 1>&2
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