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[error] 18-18: Couldn't parse this brace group. Fix to allow more checks.
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day03/deploy_django_app.sh (1)
39-39: Verify script completeness and main body closure.After fixing the critical syntax and logic issues above, ensure the script body is properly structured and closed. The final echo at line 39 should be reachable only on successful execution of all deployment steps.
Please verify that:
- All conditional blocks are properly closed
- Exit handlers/cleanup code (if any) are in place
- The script handles failures appropriately at each stage
| deploy() { | ||
| echo "Building and deploying the Django app..." | ||
| docker build -t notes-app . && docker-compose up -d || { | ||
| echo "Failed to build and deploy the app." | ||
| return 1 | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| # Main deployment script | ||
| echo "********** DEPLOYMENT STARTED *********" | ||
| docker build -t notes-app . | ||
| dockercompose up | ||
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Missing closing brace for deploy() function.
The deploy() function definition starts at line 18 but is never closed. This is confirmed by the shellcheck error "Couldn't parse this brace group" (SC1073).
Apply this diff to add the missing closing brace:
deploy() {
docker build -t notes-app .
dockercompose up
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| deploy() { | |
| echo "Building and deploying the Django app..." | |
| docker build -t notes-app . && docker-compose up -d || { | |
| echo "Failed to build and deploy the app." | |
| return 1 | |
| } | |
| } | |
| # Main deployment script | |
| echo "********** DEPLOYMENT STARTED *********" | |
| docker build -t notes-app . | |
| dockercompose up | |
| deploy() { | |
| docker build -t notes-app . | |
| dockercompose up | |
| } |
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[error] 18-18: Couldn't parse this brace group. Fix to allow more checks.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In day03/deploy_django_app.sh around lines 18 to 21, the deploy() function is
missing its closing brace; add a single closing curly brace "}" after the docker
build/dockercompose lines to properly terminate the function (ensure it's on its
own line and the file ends with a newline).
| # Main deployment script | ||
| echo "********** DEPLOYMENT STARTED *********" | ||
| docker build -t notes-app . | ||
| dockercompose up |
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Fix invalid Docker Compose command syntax.
Line 20 uses dockercompose up, which is not a valid command. It should be either docker-compose up or docker compose up (depending on your Docker installation).
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- dockercompose up
+ docker-compose up📝 Committable suggestion
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| dockercompose up | |
| docker-compose up |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In day03/deploy_django_app.sh around line 20, the script calls the invalid
command "dockercompose up"; replace it with a valid Docker Compose
invocation—either "docker-compose up" (hyphenated standalone CLI) or "docker
compose up" (Docker CLI plugin), matching the project's Docker setup; update the
script to use the correct command and ensure any flags (e.g., -d) or
environment/working-directory expectations remain as before.
| if ! clone; then | ||
| cd django-notes-app || exit 1 | ||
| fi |
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Fix inverted conditional logic for clone.
The logic is backwards: if ! clone; means "if clone fails", but then the code attempts to cd django-notes-app, which would not exist if the clone failed. This will cause incorrect behavior.
Apply this diff to fix the logic:
-if ! clone; then
- cd django-notes-app || exit 1
-fi
+clone || exit 1
+cd django-notes-app || exit 1Alternatively, if you prefer the if-statement style for consistency with other checks:
-if ! clone; then
+if clone; then
cd django-notes-app || exit 1
+else
+ exit 1
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| if ! clone; then | |
| cd django-notes-app || exit 1 | |
| fi | |
| clone || exit 1 | |
| cd django-notes-app || exit 1 |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In day03/deploy_django_app.sh around lines 22 to 24, the conditional is
inverted: it currently does "if ! clone; then cd django-notes-app || exit 1 fi"
which tries to cd when clone failed; change the logic so that on successful
clone you cd into the repo and on failure you exit. For example, call clone and
on success run "cd django-notes-app || exit 1"; on failure exit with non-zero;
or use the if-statement style "if clone; then cd django-notes-app || exit 1;
else exit 1; fi" so the script only attempts to cd when the clone succeeded.
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