Issue #1555: Use curly braces in variables in bash script
Fixes `BashSimpleVarUsage` inspection violations.
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@ -7,31 +7,31 @@ example:
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./$(basename "$0") checkstyle konstantinos issue73
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exit 0;
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exit 0;
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fi
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GIT_REPO=$1
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FORK_USER_NAME=$2
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USER_BRANCH=$3
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REPO=$FORK_USER_NAME-fork
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LOCAL_USER_BRANCH=$FORK_USER_NAME-$USER_BRANCH
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REPO=${FORK_USER_NAME}-fork
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LOCAL_USER_BRANCH=${FORK_USER_NAME}-${USER_BRANCH}
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echo "adding remote ..."
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git remote add $REPO https://github.com/$FORK_USER_NAME/$GIT_REPO.git
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git fetch $REPO
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git remote add ${REPO} https://github.com/${FORK_USER_NAME}/${GIT_REPO}.git
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git fetch ${REPO}
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echo "creating local branch ..."
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git checkout -b $LOCAL_USER_BRANCH $REPO/$USER_BRANCH
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git checkout -b ${LOCAL_USER_BRANCH} ${REPO}/${USER_BRANCH}
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echo "rebasing over master ..."
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git rebase master
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echo "merge to master ..."
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git checkout master
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git merge $LOCAL_USER_BRANCH
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git merge ${LOCAL_USER_BRANCH}
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echo "removing local branch ..."
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git branch -D $LOCAL_USER_BRANCH
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git branch -D ${LOCAL_USER_BRANCH}
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echo "removing remote ..."
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git remote rm $REPO
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git remote rm ${REPO}
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