: command not found 8:
./workflow.sh: line 9: TITLE: command not found
: command not found 10:
./workflow.sh: line 174: syntax error: unexpected end of file

I think I've narrowed it down to the workflow.sh file not liking my %variables.

First lines of my script code below.

set symbol=%1
set period=%2
set bars=%3
set spread=%4
set swaplong=%5
set swapshort=%6
set instance=%7

TITLE %symbol% %period% %instance%

if %symbol% == "" exit

The last line of my script, 174, says timeout 2

The idea is to run the script with a workflow running program that sets those variables for the different currency pairs.

My work flow running code look like this.

start workflow USDJPY H1 16689 10 -6.371 -6.371 1
start workflow USDJPY H1 16689 10 -6.371 -6.371 2
start workflow EURUSD H1 16689 10 -6.455 -6.455 1
start workflow EURUSD H1 16689 10 -6.455 -6.455 2
start workflow USDCHF H1 16689 10 -6.211 -6.211 1
start workflow USDCHF H1 16689 10 -6.211 -6.211 2
start workflow USDCAD H1 16689 10 -3.384 -3.384 1
start workflow USDCAD H1 16689 10 -3.384 -3.384 2
start workflow GBPUSD H1 16689 10 -2.925 -2.925 1
start workflow GBPUSD H1 16689 10 -2.925 -2.925 2
start workflow AUDUSD H1 16689 10 -2.481 -2.481 1
start workflow AUDUSD H1 16689 10 -2.481 -2.481 2

when running my workflow running it doesn't recognize the start command stating start: command not found.

The idea here is to run 2 windows per major currency pair.

I have my scripts working on windows and it does what I want it to do. 
So I think it's just a syntax error.

I already replaced all the ^ with / as well.

Thanks for the help

Have you made the .sh file executable by using chmod 755 from the terminal window?

chmod 755 yourfile.sh

And then you should be able to execute it with:

./yourfile.sh

My generate.sh script is as follows:

/usr/local/bin/node ./bin/fetch --settings ./my-fetch.ini
/usr/local/bin/node ./bin/gen --settings ./my-settings.ini

And I can run it manually through the Terminal as: ./generate.sh, although I'm using a combination of scripts within MT5 to export live data at a specific point, and then another script to copy it to my express-generator folder structure, then when that changes, it kicks off the generate.sh script.

.sh hasn't worked for me.