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How do you do an inline test for the existence of a directory pattern?
If a directory pattern exists, then I want to chmod that pattern.
e.g. I’m trying to do the following:
[ -d /usr/local/myproject/*/bin ] && chmod +x /usr/local/myproject/*/bin/*
but this gives me the error “-bash: [: too many arguments”.
there’s no need to test: