Fail to deploy from Windows

[horace-yip]

When trying to deploy in Windows, I receive the following error:
"Error: In packages\joke\joke: 'build.sh' won't run on this platform and no 'build.cmd' is provided"

Also tried with Ubuntu on Windows, the build.sh also fails:
"/bin/bash: ./build.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

Failures:
Error: While deploying action 'joke/joke': './build.sh' exited with code 126"

[rabbah]

Thanks @horace-yip - we will need to create a build.cmd for windows to be the equivalent of the bash script. Will send a PR.

[horace-yip]

Thanks @rabbah. I look forward to the build.cmd.

I managed to deploy with Ubuntu on Windows. The trick is ensure the bash script line terminated with LF, not CRLF.

[rabbah]

Also using --remote-build to trigger a build remotely would avoid any local environment divergence with cloud environment.

[mdu-adam-williamson]

I am getting the above error on windows even when using --remote-build any ideas how to remote build on windows?

Command:
doctl serverless deploy sample-functions-python-jokes --remote-build
Error:
Error: In packages\joke\joke: 'build.sh' won't run on this platform and no 'build.cmd' is provided

[mdu-adam-williamson]

For anyone in the future reading this, I created an empty file named build.cmd next to build.sh in the same folder.
With that empty file present it now works. Windows hey!

[joshuaauerbachwatson]

The fact that --remote-build does not seem to affect the logic which decides whether build.cmd or build.sh is appropriate strikes me as a bug in digitalocean/functions-deployer. I've opened issue digitalocean/functions-deployer#39 accordingly.

[mautabar]

Open build.sh in notepad++

Edit --> EOL Conversion --> UNIX/OSX Format

and then save the file

deploy: doctl serverless deploy sample-functions-python-jokes --remote-build

as described here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/24013333