Step: Test SSH connection

Establishes an SSH connection. This step doesn't fail if the connection cannot be established, but prints verbose output by default. It is useful for troubleshooting deployment problems.

Usage

step_test_ssh(
  url = "git@github.com",
  verbose = "",
  private_key_name = "TIC_DEPLOY_KEY"
)

Arguments

url

[string]
URL to establish SSH connection with, by default git@github.com

verbose

[string]
Verbosity, by default "". Use -v or "-vvv" for more verbosity.

private_key_name

string
Only needed when deploying from builds on GitHub Actions. If you have set a custom name for the private key during creation of the SSH key pair via tic::use_ghactions_deploy()] or use_tic(), pass this name here.

See also

Other steps: step_add_to_drat(), step_add_to_known_hosts(), step_build_pkgdown(), step_do_push_deploy(), step_hello_world(), step_install_pkg, step_install_ssh_keys(), step_push_deploy(), step_run_code(), step_session_info(), step_setup_push_deploy(), step_setup_ssh(), step_write_text_file()

Examples

dsl_init()
#> ✔ Creating a clean tic stage configuration
#> ℹ See `?tic::dsl_get` for details

get_stage("script") %>%
  add_step(step_test_ssh(verbose = "-vvv"))
#> Superclass TicStep has cloneable=FALSE, but subclass TestSSH has cloneable=TRUE. A subclass cannot be cloneable when its superclass is not cloneable, so cloning will be disabled for TestSSH.

dsl_get()
#> ── tic configuration summary ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
#> ── Stage: script ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
#> ▶ step_test_ssh(verbose="-vvv")