It is possible to run .sh files via sysExecute in Sync Post-Jobs on a Windows installation of Sync, but you have to install a third party program such as bash or cygwin on your machine, which will allow the Windows OS to be able to run .sh files. For example, I have bash installed on my machine and below is how I can successfully call a .sh script using bash and sysExecute in Sync:
<api:set attr=“sys.name” value=“C:\\Program Files\\Git\\bin\\bash.exe” />
<api:set attr=“sys.arguments” value=“C:\\Users\\Public\\Documents\\test.sh” />
<api:call op=“sysExecute” in=“sys” out=“result”>
<api:set attr=“_log.info” value=“[result.sys:output]” />
</api:call>
Below is my simple .sh script that waits 5 seconds and then just echos “hello world”:
sleep 5 # Waits 5 seconds.
echo “hello world”
Which is then logged in the app log, after running the task:
More details on sysExecute you can find in the following documentation: