tiup cluster deploy will fail

[ZhenhanGong]

Bug Report

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1. What did you do?
   $ tiup cluster deploy test-compression nightly ./topology.yml --user root -p

2. What did you expect to see?
   Succeed to deploy a cluster.

3. What did you see instead?

• Copy files
  • Copy pd -> 172.16.5.187 ... Done
  • Copy tikv -> 172.16.5.187 ... Done
  • Copy tikv -> 172.16.5.187 ... Done
  • Copy tikv -> 172.16.5.187 ... Done
  • Copy tidb -> 172.16.5.187 ... Done
  • Copy tiflash -> 172.16.5.187 ... Done
  • Copy prometheus -> 172.16.5.187 ... Error
  • Copy grafana -> 172.16.5.187 ... Error
  • Copy node_exporter -> 172.16.5.187 ... Done
  • Copy blackbox_exporter -> 172.16.5.187 ... Done

Error: init config failed: 172.16.5.187:9090: executor.ssh.execute_failed: Failed to execute command over SSH for 'root@172.16.5.187:22' {ssh_stderr: zsh:1: no matches found: /tidb-deploy/prometheus-9090/conf/.rules.yml
, ssh_stdout: , ssh_command: export LANG=C; PATH=$PATH:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin rm -f /tidb-deploy/prometheus-9090/conf/.rules.yml}, cause: Process exited with status 1

4. What version of TiUP are you using (tiup --version)?
   v1.2.5 tiup
   Go Version: go1.13
   Git Branch: release-1.2
   GitHash: 5b9cf5d

5. A feasible workaround:
   Seems Tiup will remove files before deploy a new cluster, but executing "rm -f /tidb-deploy/prometheus-9090/conf/*.rules.yml" will fail since there is no such file, and thus cause process exit.
   workaround:
   $ touch 1.rules.yml
   touch a trivial file at promethesus folder before execute tiup deploy command.
   $ touch 1.json
   touch a file at grafana folder as well

[AstroProfundis]

It seems you are using zsh as default shell on the remote, this should be a duplicate of #974

Could you confirm if #982 fixes it?

[ZhenhanGong]

Yes, it's a duplicate of #974
And I think #982 did fix the issue.

What I did:

1. $ git clone https://github.com/pingcap/tiup
2. $ make -j40
3. $ ./bin/tiup-cluster deploy ...
   And succeed to deploy a cluster.