salt_deploy

make_symlink:
 file.symlink:
     - name: {{ deploy_to }}/current
     - target: {{ deploy_to }}/{{ time_date }}
     - force: True
     - user: {{ user_name }}
     - group: {{ group_name }}
     - mode: {{ permissions }}
     - require:
       - git: project_sync

project_sync:
 git.latest:
     - target: {{ deploy_to }}/{{ time_date }}
     - rev: {{ branche_name }}
     - name: {{ api_link }}
     - onlyif: cd {{ deploy_to }}/current && git remote show {{ api_link }} | grep out |grep {{ branche_name }}
     - require:
       - file: make_dir

make_dir:
 file.directory:
     - name: {{ deploy_to }}/{{ time_date }}
     - user: {{ user_name }}
     - group: {{ group_name }}
     - mode: {{ permissions }}
     - cwd: {{ deploy_to }}/current
     - makedirs: True

remove_dir:
 cmd.run:
     - names:
       - rm -r  {{ deploy_to }}/{{ time_date }}
     - cwd: {{ deploy_to }}
     - unless: test -f {{ deploy_to }}/current/.git/index


I trying to impliment the capistrano deploy logic with salt
so I want to deploy app in "date_time" directory from github
first I create the new "date_time" directory
second I check if the current (local git clone) is up to date or not (with onlyif)
if not I download the code in created directory and make symlink to this directory
if yes I just delete created directory

the problem is with  onlyif: in project_sync
if the local is up to date i supose that the project_sync must return error and make_symlink
do not need to create sym link to new directory, but it creates!
P.S:in cli this command run well it returns 1 if up to date and 0 if not
    cd {{ deploy_to }}/current && git remote show {{ api_link }} | grep out |grep {{ branche_name }}