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by inshadows 1406 days ago

    #!/bin/bash
    command1
    command2
wow, magic
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Haha yes, that works too.

For clarification. For running a set of commands, one can just use a shell script. This does a little more that. This allows you to have a set of commands under a group and a sub group in a single yaml file, for easy access.

This is more a centralized shortcut to manage multiple command sets.

Check out functions/procedures/subroutines.
You're right. Can't argue with that. In the end, this is just another interface to do the same thing in a different way.