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Run python oneliner in bash script
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The following is the python one-liner I want to run as part of my bash script (pom.xml is a maven POM xml file) I want to have the result of the command be assigned to variable MVN_VER This is my base script: However it fails to run. If I run the script with +x option, it is what I see: I think it …
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python -c "from xml.dom.minidom import parse;dom = parse('/path/to/pom.xml');print [n.firstChild.data for n in dom.childNodes[0].childNodes if n.firs…Unverified for your environment
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There is no need for escaping or moving the argument to its own variable. But, keeping it mostly the same, the following works for me: is the example minimal POM from the Maven docs: Output: Please throw away your code and just use mine (after adjus…
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