00:22 <glogan> That I'm not sure. It'd be easy enough to test thoigh

00:23 <glogan> Passing it the working directory would be using util.Property or util.Interpolate

00:23 <glogan> It's just a question of what runs where. I'd almost bet that doStepIf runs on the worker.

00:25 <TheOnlyJoey> hmm yeah i am going to give it a quick run in a bit to check what runs where

13:50 <TheOnlyJoey> glogan: Hmm it seems print's are not outputting to stdout in doStepIf, so its hard to know for sure, but it seems it is not executing on the worker

15:03 <glogan> I'd be tempted to look up the code for https://docs.buildbot.net/latest/manual/configuration/steps/worker_filesystem.html#fileexists and extend it then

15:04 <glogan> Instead of failing the build, set a property and then check the value of that property in the next step.

15:05 <Zash> does that have `haltOnFailure` etc?

15:17 <TheOnlyJoey> glogan: yeah that is kind of the direction i am leaning against now, splitting it up in 2 steps basically

15:19 <glogan> Zash has a point, you might be able to false the halt in failure.

15:20 <Zash> That alone might not solve the problem tho, unless the result is already recorded somewhere for you to use

17:00 <TheOnlyJoey> https://hastebin.skyra.pw/upemihipih.py This seems to be the easiest way to do the check

17:00 <TheOnlyJoey> and then use the variable in the next step for the doStepIf

17:30 <glogan> Yep that'd do the trick.

17:56 <TheOnlyJoey> I might be missing something but doStepIf=util.Property('FileFound') == True seems not to trigger for me (been a long weekend so feel free to scold at me for missing something obvious haha)

18:03 <TheOnlyJoey> ugh nvm i am being dumb

18:04 <Zash> Seems like something that ought to be easier than remotely shelling out to a Python subprocess... File a feature request? :)

18:07 <Zorry> http://docs.buildbot.net/current/manual/customization.html#discovering-files