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:: You need to specify <package-name> <target-path> as input to this command
@setlocal
@set PACKAGE_NAME=%1
@set TARGET_PATH=%2
@echo Fetching %PACKAGE_NAME% from S3 ...
@powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -NoLogo -NoProfile -File "%~dp0fetch_file_from_s3.ps1" -sourceName %PACKAGE_NAME% ^
-output %TARGET_PATH%
:: A bug in powershell prevents the errorlevel code from being set when using the -File execution option
:: We must therefore do our own failure analysis, basically make sure the file exists and is larger than 0 bytes:
@if not exist %TARGET_PATH% goto ERROR_DOWNLOAD_FAILED
@if %~z2==0 goto ERROR_DOWNLOAD_FAILED
@endlocal
@exit /b 0
:ERROR_DOWNLOAD_FAILED
@echo Failed to download file from S3
@echo Most likely because endpoint cannot be reached or file %PACKAGE_NAME% doesn't exist
@endlocal
@exit /b 1
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