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Script Function to Detect the Modules Modified Between Two Branches
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#!/bin/bash | |
source_branch=$1 | |
target_branch=$2 | |
detectchanges() { | |
changed_modules="" | |
git diff $source_branch..$target_branch --name-only | { while read line | |
do | |
module_name=${line%%/*} | |
if [[( -d "$module_name" ) && ( $changed_modules != *"$module_name,"* )]]; | |
then | |
changed_modules="${changed_modules}${module_name}," | |
fi | |
done | |
echo $changed_modules | |
} | |
} | |
detectchanges |
You're right @emilewakim96!I've corrected a couple of misplaced curly braces. Additionally, I've filled in the arguments, so you can simply run it like this:
./detectChanges.sh branch1 branch2
Thanks for pointing it out!
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are you sure the shell script is correct? I have a syntax error