Added convenience script for updating default_userdata.sh#44
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Added convenience script for updating default_userdata.sh#44
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| create_cmd="${src_path}command/create.go" | ||
| sha=$(openssl sha1 $userdata | awk '{print $2}') | ||
| echo $sha | ||
| search='^var\\ expectedUser.*' |
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are search and replace unused?
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Whoops, yes, they are. Fixing.
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Hmm, I'd suggest using something like https://github.com/hello/sanders/blob/master/build.sh#L5 where you can pass in some variable into the build. |
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This script updates the sha value in create.go for the default_userdata.sh file in your local sanders/resources/ dir and then uploads the file to S3.
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