Dakota Lewallen IamFlowZ

## migrate.sh
#!/bin/bash

# The script is pretty simple. It takes two arguments: the source directory and the new origin. It then adds the new origin as a remote to the source directory and pushes all branches to the new origin.
# After that, it asks if you want to replace the CodeCommit remote with the new origin. If you choose to replace it, the script will remove the CodeCommit remote and rename the new origin to origin.
# To run the script, you can use the following command:
# bash main.sh /path/to/source/directory

sourceDir=$1
newRemoteName=$2
newRemote=$3

## InterfaceSpreadExample.ts
interface FooParams {
  name: string
}

class Foo {
  constructor(params: FooParams) {
    this = {...this, ...params}
  }
}

## output.txt
z: 45
a: 9
This is the value of z / x = 20
a: 20
	#!/bin/bash

	# The script is pretty simple. It takes two arguments: the source directory and the new origin. It then adds the new origin as a remote to the source directory and pushes all branches to the new origin.
	# After that, it asks if you want to replace the CodeCommit remote with the new origin. If you choose to replace it, the script will remove the CodeCommit remote and rename the new origin to origin.
	# To run the script, you can use the following command:
	# bash main.sh /path/to/source/directory

	sourceDir=$1
	newRemoteName=$2
	newRemote=$3
	interface FooParams {
	name: string
	}

	class Foo {
	constructor(params: FooParams) {
	this = {...this, ...params}
	}
	}