build_number.sh

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jsonFile="src/build_number.json"
tsFile="src/build_number.ts"
current=$(cat $jsonFile | jq -r .last)
# shellcheck disable=SC2004
last=$(( $current + 1 ))
cat >$tsFile <<EOL
const build_number = {
    last: $last,
    version: "$1"
};

export default build_number;
EOL
cat >$jsonFile <<EOL
{
  "last": $last
}
EOL