Pushes contents of WCF repositories to live install

wcf-sync.sh

#!/bin/bash

for dir in ~/git/com.woltlab.wcf.*/
do
    test -e ${dir}files && cp -r -s --remove-destination ${dir}files/* ./wcf/
    test -e ${dir}templates && cp -r -s --remove-destination ${dir}templates/* ./wcf/templates/
    test -e ${dir}acptemplates && cp -r -s --remove-destination ${dir}acptemplates/* ./wcf/acp/templates/
done

wcffiles="~/git/WCF/wcfsetup/install/files/"
wcftemplates="~/git/WCF/com.woltlab.wcf/templates/"
test -e $wcffiles && cp -r -s --remove-destination ${wcffiles}* ./wcf/
test -e ${wcftemplates} && cp -r -s --remove-destination ${wcftemplates}* ./wcf/templates/

dir="~/git/Dummy-App/"
test -e ${dir}files && cp -r -s --remove-destination ${dir}files/* ./dummy/
test -e ${dir}templates && cp -r -s --remove-destination ${dir}templates/* ./dummy/templates/
test -e ${dir}acptemplates && cp -r -s --remove-destination ${dir}acptemplates/* ./dummy/acp/templates/

Why use test instead of the bash builtin [[?

I suppose I could have done that, but at the time of writing this seemed the more natural, expressive way. It doesn't make any difference in this case anyways.