git - Passing a string to a bash script via an argument -


i'm writing bash script that, amongst other things, triggers git commit on codebase specified drupal 6 site. script accepts 2 arguments, second of commit message git commit.

#!/bin/sh  directoryname=${1} commitmsg=${2}  echo $directoryname echo $commitmsg  git add . git commit -vam "the commit message" 

the script called this:

sh git-bash-test.sh name_of_directory "custom commit message" 

how can change out "the commit message" value stored in $commitmsg?

simply replace "$commitmsg":

git commit -vam "$commitmsg"


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