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not related to the product itself, but what's with the quotes around the commit messages? (well, if "OK" can be named a 'message':) Does this come from some wei

by stinos 5y ago

not related to the product itself, but what's with the quotes around the commit messages? (well, if "OK" can be named a 'message':) Does this come from some weird shell which doesn't strip quotes from git commit -m "OK" or so? A script which incorrectly double-quotes?

graderjs 5y ago
Correct on both counts. Somehow I know where I'm up to and I work on this alone so only for very important milestones or fixes do I include details. Normally, I'm just "saving my work". My custom script[0] is: set +e; message="$1" git submodule foreach --recursive 'gut "'"$message"'" || :' git add .; git commit -m '"'"$message"'"'; git pull; git push; set -e; and my goto "save work" command like is `$ gut OK` :) perhaps you can help me fix that script so I can use multiword commit messages without the quotes??? :) ;p xx [0]: https://github.com/i5ik/environments/blob/master/commands/gut https://github.com/i5ik/environments/blob/master/commands/gu...
- stinos 5y ago
  Not really an experienced bash user, but just dropping the extra quotes would work? message="$1" git commit -m "$message" You'll have to pass the words in quotes though. Which I'd prefer because it's the common way. Otherwise you'd use message="$@"
  - graderjs 5y ago
    Cool thanks! :)