Hi,
I'm trying to run the following command:
String name = '"download"';
sh(script: "rm -fr -v !(${name})");
this results into the following string:
rm -fr -v !("download")
This run just fine into bash shell, I also tried with
/bin/bash rm -fr -v !("download")
But I always end up with:
script.sh: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
What the hell is sh is doing? I can understand the bash is required but why is
he trying to parse the command before running it?
Thanks,
Jerome
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