a shell script to fetch the latest version file

i have list of builds in particular path /file/proj/ inside that proj the builds directory list will be like

4.2.0.0.200/

4.2.1.0.54-GA/   

4.2.1.0.54/  

4.3.0.0.5-GA/

4.3.0.0.5/  

4.4.0.164.403/   

4.4.0.165.404/

here 4.2.1.0.54-GA/ is my latest stable version and 4.4.0.165.404/ is the latest frequent release version .

Inside the 4.2.1.0.54-GA/ build i have files like

proj_4.3.0_App_Update.zip

proj_4.3.0_App_Update_UI.zip

dfd.txt

Inside the 4.4.0.165.404/ build i have files like

proj_4.4.0_App_Update.zip

proj_4.4.0_App_Update_UI.zip

dfd.txt

here i need to copy and unzip the particular file proj_4.3.0_App_Update.zip inside both the stable and frequent release version in the folder like /workspace/build after unzip inside the particular path (/build/pack/x86_64/) in both stable and frequent release version i have list of packages like

apac_4.3.rpm

buil_3.4.rpm

ssnjx_3.3.rpm

so i need to compare both stable and frequent release rpm files version and list what are the new versions are updated compared to stable release

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i have list of builds in particular path /file/proj/ inside that proj the builds directory list will be like

4.2.0.0.200/

4.2.1.0.54-GA/   

4.2.1.0.54/  

4.3.0.0.5-GA/

4.3.0.0.5/  

4.4.0.164.403/   

4.4.0.165.404/

here 4.2.1.0.54-GA/ is my latest stable version and 4.4.0.165.404/ is the latest frequent release version .

Inside the 4.2.1.0.54-GA/ build i have files like

proj_4.3.0_App_Update.zip

proj_4.3.0_App_Update_UI.zip

dfd.txt

Inside the 4.4.0.165.404/ build i have files like

proj_4.4.0_App_Update.zip

proj_4.4.0_App_Update_UI.zip

dfd.txt

apac_4.3.rpm

buil_3.4.rpm

ssnjx_3.3.rpm

so i need to compare both stable and frequent release rpm files version and list what are the new versions are updated compared to stable release

edited 9 mins ago

Tomasz

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asked 11 mins ago

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i have list of builds in particular path /file/proj/ inside that proj the builds directory list will be like

4.2.0.0.200/

4.2.1.0.54-GA/   

4.2.1.0.54/  

4.3.0.0.5-GA/

4.3.0.0.5/  

4.4.0.164.403/   

4.4.0.165.404/

here 4.2.1.0.54-GA/ is my latest stable version and 4.4.0.165.404/ is the latest frequent release version .

Inside the 4.2.1.0.54-GA/ build i have files like

proj_4.3.0_App_Update.zip

proj_4.3.0_App_Update_UI.zip

dfd.txt

Inside the 4.4.0.165.404/ build i have files like

proj_4.4.0_App_Update.zip

proj_4.4.0_App_Update_UI.zip

dfd.txt

apac_4.3.rpm

buil_3.4.rpm

ssnjx_3.3.rpm

so i need to compare both stable and frequent release rpm files version and list what are the new versions are updated compared to stable release

edited 9 mins ago

Tomasz

9,51652965

asked 11 mins ago

naik

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i have list of builds in particular path /file/proj/ inside that proj the builds directory list will be like

4.2.0.0.200/

4.2.1.0.54-GA/   

4.2.1.0.54/  

4.3.0.0.5-GA/

4.3.0.0.5/  

4.4.0.164.403/   

4.4.0.165.404/

here 4.2.1.0.54-GA/ is my latest stable version and 4.4.0.165.404/ is the latest frequent release version .

Inside the 4.2.1.0.54-GA/ build i have files like

proj_4.3.0_App_Update.zip

proj_4.3.0_App_Update_UI.zip

dfd.txt

Inside the 4.4.0.165.404/ build i have files like

proj_4.4.0_App_Update.zip

proj_4.4.0_App_Update_UI.zip

dfd.txt

apac_4.3.rpm

buil_3.4.rpm

ssnjx_3.3.rpm

so i need to compare both stable and frequent release rpm files version and list what are the new versions are updated compared to stable release

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edited 9 mins ago

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