How to apply sed if it contains one string but not another?
I'm trying to convert this
url = ssh://git@git.company.com/project/repo.git
to
url = ssh://git@git.company.com/scm/project/repo.git
However, it's not a simple sed find and replace. I'd like it to only apply the find and replace if the string starts with turl and doesn't already contain scm.
I have the beginning portion where it will only replace lines containing turl
cat .git/config | sed "/turl/ s=.com/=.com/scm/=g"
but to make this idempotent, I'm having trouble checking if it contains the scm string already. Otherwise if I keep running the command with seds -i then it will keep adding scm.
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I'm trying to convert this
url = ssh://git@git.company.com/project/repo.git
to
url = ssh://git@git.company.com/scm/project/repo.git
However, it's not a simple sed find and replace. I'd like it to only apply the find and replace if the string starts with turl and doesn't already contain scm.
I have the beginning portion where it will only replace lines containing turl
cat .git/config | sed "/turl/ s=.com/=.com/scm/=g"
but to make this idempotent, I'm having trouble checking if it contains the scm string already. Otherwise if I keep running the command with seds -i then it will keep adding scm.
sed
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I'm trying to convert this
url = ssh://git@git.company.com/project/repo.git
to
url = ssh://git@git.company.com/scm/project/repo.git
However, it's not a simple sed find and replace. I'd like it to only apply the find and replace if the string starts with turl and doesn't already contain scm.
I have the beginning portion where it will only replace lines containing turl
cat .git/config | sed "/turl/ s=.com/=.com/scm/=g"
but to make this idempotent, I'm having trouble checking if it contains the scm string already. Otherwise if I keep running the command with seds -i then it will keep adding scm.
sed
asked 5 mins ago
SomeGuyOnAComputerSomeGuyOnAComputer
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I'm trying to convert this
url = ssh://git@git.company.com/project/repo.git
to
url = ssh://git@git.company.com/scm/project/repo.git
However, it's not a simple sed find and replace. I'd like it to only apply the find and replace if the string starts with turl and doesn't already contain scm.
I have the beginning portion where it will only replace lines containing turl
cat .git/config | sed "/turl/ s=.com/=.com/scm/=g"
but to make this idempotent, I'm having trouble checking if it contains the scm string already. Otherwise if I keep running the command with seds -i then it will keep adding scm.
sed
sed
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