red-hat-storage/ocs-training

macOS Sierra sed command different behaviour

jeanchlopez opened this issue · 2 comments

jeanchlopez commented

Do you need more detailed steps on an existing section? Please describe.
When running the lab content from a macOS 10.12 Sierra laptop sed does not behave as expected if we follow the instructions

Describe what you would like to see
Content currently shows the following
sed -i "s/cluster-28cf-t22gs/$CLUSTERID/g" cluster-workerocs-us-east-1a.yaml
sed -i "s/cluster-28cf-t22gs/$CLUSTERID/g" cluster-workerocs-us-east-1b.yaml
sed -i "s/cluster-28cf-t22gs/$CLUSTERID/g" cluster-workerocs-us-east-1c.yaml

Describe alternatives you've considered
sed -i "s/cluster-28cf-t22gs/$CLUSTERID/g" cluster-workerocs-us-east-1a.yaml
sed -i "s/cluster-28cf-t22gs/$CLUSTERID/g" cluster-workerocs-us-east-1b.yaml
sed -i "s/cluster-28cf-t22gs/$CLUSTERID/g" cluster-workerocs-us-east-1c.yaml

If using macOS Sierra 10.12 series use the following set of commands:
sed -i -e "s/cluster-28cf-t22gs/$CLUSTERID/g" cluster-workerocs-us-east-1a.yaml
sed -i -e "s/cluster-28cf-t22gs/$CLUSTERID/g" cluster-workerocs-us-east-1b.yaml
sed -i -e "s/cluster-28cf-t22gs/$CLUSTERID/g" cluster-workerocs-us-east-1c.yaml

Additional context
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mulbc commented

Isn't that a duplicate of #61 ??

jeanchlopez commented

Yes it is. Shall we close this one then.

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