This is a nifty script I whipped up which when called will run whatever sequence you use to update your application(s).
For example a very typical sequence many of us use is: ./configure && make && sudo make install, so instead of having to type that over and over again you could just type magic.
magic will check to see if a sequence has been defined for the current working directory, if yes then it will run that sequence and carry on, if no it will then ask for the sequence, save that sequence and then run it and carry on.
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