phpMyAdmin autoupdate to the newest version

[Mins]

This automation is really convenient! Thanks!

I wonder if this can be simplified a little to ease readability with the below codes. The first simply tidies up the regex a little. The second is a more straight forward approach. Trim off the whitespaces, and cut away the both ends of the unwanted HTML string. What do you think?

sed -r 's/^.\s([0-9.]).*/\1/' tr -d ' ' | cut -c 15- | cut -c -5

[rindeal]

Well, the sed doesn't work (at least for me) and the second example works but only until the version 4.1.10.

The only simplification I could come up with is this:

gawk 'match($0,/phpMyAdmin\s*([0-9.]+)/,a){print a[1];exit}'

combining grep and sed into one command

[Mins]

Looks like your original solution might be best after all. We can always revisit this if needs to be in the future.

Thanks again for the commit!