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I'm getting the same error on MacOS when I override the built-in FreeBSD sed with GNU sed:
$ ./utilities/add_new_event.sh
Enter your event year (default: 2023):
Enter your city name: Oslo
Enter your devopsdays event twitter handle (defaults to devopsdays): devopsdaysoslo
sed: can't read /^\/oslo/ s/.\{4\}-oslo/2023-oslo/: No such file or directory
When I remove the override and use the FreeBSD sed it works. The two sed utils don't use the same syntax.
We got a report via @jmgress that https://github.com/devopsdays/devopsdays-web/blob/main/utilities/add_new_event.sh#L39-L47 may have an issue (possibly around the
../static/_redirects
bit) on Windows. (My guess is that bit currently makes an assumption about theCWD
that may need revisiting.)The reported error found when making a new tampa event (when there was an existing tampa event) was:
Getting the following error running on Windows (git Bash) sed: can't read /^/tampa/ s/.{4}-tampa/2023-tampa/: No such file or directory
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