Use find instead of ls for determining dir emptiness

ls foo/* isn't a great way to do this - but find, as is usually
the case, solves all problems.

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Monty Taylor 2019-01-21 17:16:53 +00:00
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when: zuul.change is defined when: zuul.change is defined
delegate_to: localhost delegate_to: localhost
shell: | shell: |
if [ -n $(ls {{ zuul.executor.work_root }}/{{ item }}) ] ; then if [ -n "$(find {{ zuul.executor.work_root }}/{{ item }} -mindepth 1)" ] ; then
# Only create target directory if it is needed. # Only create target directory if it is needed.
# Do not fail if it is already there. # Do not fail if it is already there.
mkdir -p {{ zuul.executor.log_root }}/{{ item }} mkdir -p {{ zuul.executor.log_root }}/{{ item }}