Bash osascript(AppleScript) in mac terminal, run multiple commands sequentially











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I am trying to create a bash .sh script file that uses osascript to open 1 new terminal window/tab and then runs 2 commands "cd fs" and than "gulp" (both in the same window/tab)



This is what I am trying and it runs the second command (do script "gulp") in another (third) window/tab, not the second one that was opened.



osascript -e '
tell application "Terminal"
do script "cd fs"
do script "gulp"
end tell'










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    I am trying to create a bash .sh script file that uses osascript to open 1 new terminal window/tab and then runs 2 commands "cd fs" and than "gulp" (both in the same window/tab)



    This is what I am trying and it runs the second command (do script "gulp") in another (third) window/tab, not the second one that was opened.



    osascript -e '
    tell application "Terminal"
    do script "cd fs"
    do script "gulp"
    end tell'










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      I am trying to create a bash .sh script file that uses osascript to open 1 new terminal window/tab and then runs 2 commands "cd fs" and than "gulp" (both in the same window/tab)



      This is what I am trying and it runs the second command (do script "gulp") in another (third) window/tab, not the second one that was opened.



      osascript -e '
      tell application "Terminal"
      do script "cd fs"
      do script "gulp"
      end tell'










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      I am trying to create a bash .sh script file that uses osascript to open 1 new terminal window/tab and then runs 2 commands "cd fs" and than "gulp" (both in the same window/tab)



      This is what I am trying and it runs the second command (do script "gulp") in another (third) window/tab, not the second one that was opened.



      osascript -e '
      tell application "Terminal"
      do script "cd fs"
      do script "gulp"
      end tell'







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          osascript -e "
          tell application "Terminal"
          set currentTab to do script "cd $(pwd)"
          delay 2
          do script "gulp env --env int" in currentTab
          delay 5
          do script "gulp" in currentTab
          delay 30
          end tell"






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            osascript -e "
            tell application "Terminal"
            set currentTab to do script "cd $(pwd)"
            delay 2
            do script "gulp env --env int" in currentTab
            delay 5
            do script "gulp" in currentTab
            delay 30
            end tell"






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              osascript -e "
              tell application "Terminal"
              set currentTab to do script "cd $(pwd)"
              delay 2
              do script "gulp env --env int" in currentTab
              delay 5
              do script "gulp" in currentTab
              delay 30
              end tell"






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                osascript -e "
                tell application "Terminal"
                set currentTab to do script "cd $(pwd)"
                delay 2
                do script "gulp env --env int" in currentTab
                delay 5
                do script "gulp" in currentTab
                delay 30
                end tell"






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                osascript -e "
                tell application "Terminal"
                set currentTab to do script "cd $(pwd)"
                delay 2
                do script "gulp env --env int" in currentTab
                delay 5
                do script "gulp" in currentTab
                delay 30
                end tell"







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