Automate search-replace steps in recipe #31
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This commit tries to leverage the (macOS flavor of) `find` and `sed` to automate steps 5.1.1 and 5.1.2. of the recipe, ultimately merging both into a single step of 5.1. Hopefully, this saves template maintainers a bit of time when executing those recipe steps and is less tedious. It also loses the dependency on the text editor.
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Thank you, much appreciated, This is exactly what I was looking for. Do still want to analyze a bit to understand this better. |
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Thank you, love it, this works great! |
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Just like in PR #30, this PR tries to leverage the (macOS flavor of)
findandsedto automate the execution of steps 5.1.1 and 5.1.2. in the recipe, ultimately merging both into a single step of 5.1.Hopefully, this saves template maintainers a bit of time when executing those recipe steps, and seems less tedious to me than the manual process. It also loses the dependency on the text editor.