Use cloudron-cli as a asset just like release

deploy.json

@@ -11,7 +11,8 @@
             "remote": "ssh://ubuntu@ci.cloudron.io/home/ubuntu/app.git",
             "ecosystem": "../secrets/e2e-test/ecosystem-staging.json",
             "assets": {
-                "release": "../release"
+                "release": "../release",
+                "cloudron": "../cloudron-cli"
             }
         }
     }

prepareDeployTarget.sh

@@ -50,13 +50,17 @@ apt-get install -y tmpreaper
 sed -e 's/SHOWWARNING=true/# SHOWWARNING=true/' -i /etc/tmpreaper.conf
 
 # install pm2
-npm install -g pm2 pm2-run forever cloudron
+npm install -g pm2 pm2-run forever
 rm -rf ~/.npm          # .npm will get owned by root after "npm install -g"
 
-# installer
+# release tool
 rm -rf "${HOME}/release" && mv /tmp/release "${HOME}"
 cd "${HOME}/release" && npm install && npm rebuild
 
+# cloudron tool
+rm -rf "${HOME}/cloudron-cli" && mv /tmp/cloudron-cli "${HOME}"
+cd "${HOME}/cloudron-cli" && npm install && npm rebuild && npm link
+
 # create deploy directories
 mkdir -p "${APP_DIR}"