BASH weird error

[marsh apex]

Sup! I'm getting weird errors while running my script, but it doesn't crash.

echo ""
echo "New dependencies updated"
echo ""
echo "Do you already have the newest .deb file? [Y/n]"
read reply
if [[$reply == 'y' || $reply == '']];
then
    echo "gg";
else
    echo "not gg";
fi
var=$(find /home/rbr4t/Downloads/ -name 'discord*.deb'| sort -n | tail -1)
echo $var
echo "File located"
echo ""
sudo apt install $var
echo ""
echo "Update complete"

And when I input y, it first of all doesn't go to the first if clause and secondly, it gives these weird two lines of error messages:

/home/rbr4t/scripts/script.sh: 10: [[y: not found
/home/rbr4t/scripts/script.sh: 10: y: not found

[indigo rose]

Try [[ $reply == 'y' || $reply == '' ]];

I think the space is important

[marsh apex]

nope, nothing's changed

[indigo rose]

Works on my PC 🤷‍♂️

If you added a space the error message must have changed

[marsh apex]

from [[y: not found -> [[: not found

[indigo rose]

How are you running it?

[marsh apex]

via alias

[indigo rose]

What's the shebang?

[marsh apex]

I can run it directly too

shebang?

[indigo rose]

#!/bin/bash should be the first line

[marsh apex]

#!/bin/sh

[indigo rose]

Change it to bash

[marsh apex]

not mad at all 🙂

👍

[marsh apex]

boom automatic discord updater is done

[fallen sable]

does read include a trailing newline?

oh wait, i didn't read the error message

oh, looks like switching to bash you got it working?

lol, should've read the end first

[marsh apex]

yup