how to append a value to a variable in shell script
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Solution 1
It seems you have a Windows carriage return in your $BUILD_ID
variable.
To check, try this command (the carriage return will be visible as a ^M
) :
cat -A <<< "$BUILD_ID"
In your terminal,you can try this (to get the ^M
char, use CTRL + V + M) :
$ BUILD_ID="585548979^M"
$ echo ${BUILD_ID}text
The result should be :
text48979
You can clean your variable with a Bash parameter substitution :
$ ID=${BUILD_ID%$'\r'}
$ echo ${ID}text
585548979text
Solution 2
Let's say we have a variablevar1=value
.
If I want to add some text to the beginning of the variable I can do:
var1="some text${var1}"
If I want to add some text to the end, it will be:
var1="${var1}some text"
Author by
sampath
Updated on June 05, 2022Comments
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sampath almost 2 years
I am getting a variable value from properties and I am able to access in sh file. but I am unable to append another value to that variable.
Kindly suggest.
$ echo "Build ID from properties:"$BUILD_ID Build ID from properties: abcd_v6_c1 $ echo " num----------------" build_${BUILD_ID}.zip .zip---------------- build_abcd_v6_c1
Kindly suggest how to append .zip value.