I'm completely new to Bash, and I'm trying to make a simple script to automate Git pulling and pushing from a repo, but I can't get it to work.
Here is a pastebin of the code: http://pastebin.com/JrXqktD4
#!/bin/bash
#Git Puller / Pusher for MobArenaBattles
echo "Please type whether you want to pull or push:"
read proc
cd $HOME/Desktop/IdeaProjects/Plugins/MobArenaBattles
if ["$proc"="push"]; then
echo "Please type the commit message:"
read message
git status
git add -A
git commit -m $message
git push
elif ["$proc"="pull"]; then
git status
git pull
else
echo "Invalid choice! Exiting."
fi
The error I get is:
./MAB Git.sh: line 9: [push=push]: command not found
./MAB Git.sh: line 16: [push=pull]: command not found
I have tried using ==
and -eq
but it comes up with the same error. Sorry if I'm being stupid, it's my first attempt.
Thanks in advance.
Best Answer
You need spaces: