How to create a sequential series of terminal commands

[drw158]

I would like to create a workflow that basically executes a series of terminal commands, one after another. The input requires no query or variables, it's just a series of commands. The only hitch may be that I have to wait for the first terminal command to finish before executing the next command.

[Tyler Eich]

I think you just type each command (inside a 'Run Script' Action), followed by a new line. Then each will be executed after the one before it

Edited March 22, 2013 by Tyler Eich

[drw158]

I think you just type each command (inside a 'Run Script' Action), followed by a new line. Then each will be executed after the one before it

 

I knew I was missing something thanks!

[rootscript]

You can also try this:

cd ~/Desktop && mkdir {query} && cd {query}

 

or even standard

 

cd ~/Desktop; mkdir {query}; cd {query}; etc.......

Edited March 22, 2013 by rootscript

[sirbrillig]

I'd suggest also piping output somewhere that you can check it (depending of course on what your commands are doing). 

mkdir foobar && echo 'foobar' > >(logger -t a8c-setup) 2>&1