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Let's say I am in a Bash script and am sourcing a file. How do I pass argumentsvariables to another script after I source the file like this.

sed -i 's/ = /=/' $file
source $file

Let's say file contains

variable1=10
variable2=apple

If I want to use these in another script, how do I pass these arguments to the other script, then run the script in my current Bash script.

Let's say I am in a Bash script and am sourcing a file. How do I pass arguments to another script after I source the file like this.

sed -i 's/ = /=/' $file
source $file

Let's say file contains

variable1=10
variable2=apple

If I want to use these in another script, how do I pass these arguments to the other script, then run the script in my current Bash script.

Let's say I am in a Bash script and am sourcing a file. How do I pass variables to another script after I source the file like this.

sed -i 's/ = /=/' $file
source $file

Let's say file contains

variable1=10
variable2=apple

If I want to use these in another script, how do I pass these arguments to the other script, then run the script in my current Bash script.

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asked Mar 16, 2019 at 16:01

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Passing arguments from one script to another

Let's say I am in a Bash script and am sourcing a file. How do I pass arguments to another script after I source the file like this.

sed -i 's/ = /=/' $file
source $file

Let's say file contains

variable1=10
variable2=apple

If I want to use these in another script, how do I pass these arguments to the other script, then run the script in my current Bash script.

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