I just cannot make entr run two (or more) commands when triggered?

[smhk]

I use entr like this

ls static/* views/* . | entr echo 1

and it works perfectly. However if I want to do this ...

ls static/* views/* . | entr echo 1 ; echo 2

I just cannot get it to work. I've tried

ls static/* views/* . | entr 'echo 1 ; echo 2'

example,

% ls static/* views/* . | entr 'echo 1 && echo 2'
entr: exec echo 1 && echo 2: No such file or directory

and every variation I can think of. Aliases don't work.

What the heck could the solution be??

My aim is simple, git commit -am 'auto' && git push

Thanks, sorry if trivial !

[smhk]

Resolved, it's

alias -g superotto="find \$PWD -name '.*' -prune -o -print | entr zsh -c \"git commit -am 'auto' && git push\""

works perfectly if put in .zsh

Perhaps it will help someone. Thanks and sorry for the bother!

[eradman]

I think you're being tripped up the the output of ls(1) since it doesn't print directory names by default. Try

ls -d static/* views/* | entr ...

Also note that globbing is performed by the shell, so this would work as well

echo static/* views/* | entr ...