During a GitLab pipeline process I want to rename a file












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In bash I can use this command to rename my target file no problem. As you can see it just finds the file containing the string index and renames the file.



mv site/dist/[index]*.html site/dist/index.html


but in my pipeline it throws an error. I'm sure it's because it's treating * as a character instead of a wildcard but I haven't found a work around.



$ cp -a security/. site/dist/
$ mv site/dist/[index]*.html site/dist/index.html
mv: cannot stat 'site/dist/[index]*.html': No such file or directory ERROR: Job failed: exit code 1









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    In bash I can use this command to rename my target file no problem. As you can see it just finds the file containing the string index and renames the file.



    mv site/dist/[index]*.html site/dist/index.html


    but in my pipeline it throws an error. I'm sure it's because it's treating * as a character instead of a wildcard but I haven't found a work around.



    $ cp -a security/. site/dist/
    $ mv site/dist/[index]*.html site/dist/index.html
    mv: cannot stat 'site/dist/[index]*.html': No such file or directory ERROR: Job failed: exit code 1









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      In bash I can use this command to rename my target file no problem. As you can see it just finds the file containing the string index and renames the file.



      mv site/dist/[index]*.html site/dist/index.html


      but in my pipeline it throws an error. I'm sure it's because it's treating * as a character instead of a wildcard but I haven't found a work around.



      $ cp -a security/. site/dist/
      $ mv site/dist/[index]*.html site/dist/index.html
      mv: cannot stat 'site/dist/[index]*.html': No such file or directory ERROR: Job failed: exit code 1









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      In bash I can use this command to rename my target file no problem. As you can see it just finds the file containing the string index and renames the file.



      mv site/dist/[index]*.html site/dist/index.html


      but in my pipeline it throws an error. I'm sure it's because it's treating * as a character instead of a wildcard but I haven't found a work around.



      $ cp -a security/. site/dist/
      $ mv site/dist/[index]*.html site/dist/index.html
      mv: cannot stat 'site/dist/[index]*.html': No such file or directory ERROR: Job failed: exit code 1






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