Hello

Last year, I asked how to write command lines to keep doing several things that 
were
done easily usind command lines when the whole Apertium project was in different
subdirectories of a big subversion repository.

These commands worked up to the last 8th of February. Then, due to a HTML format
change, at least one of then (the one to chech Apertuim branches) stopped 
working
and needed to be rewritten.

Previous command line working since last year up to 10 day ago :

#!/bin/sh

wget -q https://github.com/apertium/apertium-$1/blob/master/.gitmodules

fgrep "path =" .gitmodules |
sed "s/.*path = //
 s/<\/td>//" | sort

rm .gitmodules*

New command-line ding the same thing now :

#!/bin/sh

motifsed='<span class="pl-e">'

wget -q https://github.com/apertium/apertium-$1/blob/master/.gitmodules

fgrep "submodule" .gitmodules |
sed "s/.*$motifsed//
 s/<\/span>.*//" | sort

rm .gitmodules*


Note : $motifsed could be used also as a selection string in fgrep line,
but last year, I was asked tu fetch "path =" or "submodule" keyword.

My question : has the change of .gitmodule HTML format be done by some Apertium
members, or by github member or ....

And what do you think about the possibility to use the same command-line during 
years
whithout having to change it too often ?
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