How to run a bash script right after a file is downloaded via wget?

Question

bash

Hello.
Wget downloads the file:

wget -qcO '/var/www/admin/test.yml' http://site.ru/file.yml

The file may take more than 2 hours to download.
You need to run another bash command immediately after downloading the file. How to do it?
This does not work:

wget -qcO '/var/www/admin/test.yml' http://site.ru/file.yml && sh '/var/www/admin/command.sh'

Answer 1

wget -qcO '/var/www/admin/test.yml' http://site.ru/file.yml ; sh '/var/www/admin/command.sh'

&&will only work if the exit code of the previous command is 0. ;- always
If this is a script, then it is enough to write the following command on a new line, this is the same as ;
Or you can escape the line break in the shell:

wget -qcO '/var/www/admin/test.yml' http://site.ru/file.yml \
sh '/var/www/admin/command.sh'

Answer 2

and so?
Naturally, the script must be with launch rights and a link to the shell in the first line