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function gsa function gsa
# ─< Prompt the user to enter the repository URL to add as a submodule >──────────────────── # ─< Prompt the user to enter the repository URL to add as a submodule >────────────────────
echo -n "-- enter the repository to add as a submodule --" echo "-- enter the repository to add as a submodule --"
read -l repo read -l repo
# ─< Prompt the user to enter the branch to checkout (e.g., main, master) >───────────────── # ─< Prompt the user to enter the branch to checkout (e.g., main, master) >─────────────────
echo -n "-- enter the branch to checkout (main/master..) --" echo "-- enter the branch to checkout (main/master..) --"
read -l branch read -l branch
# ─< Prompt the user to enter the relative path where the submodule will be cloned >──────── # ─< Prompt the user to enter the relative path where the submodule will be cloned >────────
# ─< Advise not to use the leading / or ./ >──────────────────────────────────────────────── # ─< Advise not to use the leading / or ./ >────────────────────────────────────────────────
echo -n "-- enter the relative path, where the submodule will be cloned to. (don't use fist / or ./) --" echo "-- enter the relative path, where the submodule will be cloned to. (don't use fist / or ./) --"
read -l -S path read -l -S path
# ─< Ask the user for confirmation if the constructed command looks correct >─────────────── # ─< Ask the user for confirmation if the constructed command looks correct >───────────────
echo "git submodule add --branch $branch --name $path $repo" echo "git submodule add --branch $branch --name $path $repo"
echo -n "-- does this command look right to you? [y/n] --" echo "-- does this command look right to you? [y/n] --"
read -l comm read -l comm
# ─< Switch statement to handle the user's confirmation input >───────────────────────────── # ─< Switch statement to handle the user's confirmation input >─────────────────────────────