Hi Pau,
On 9/15/18 10:07 PM, Pau Espin Pedrol wrote:> Regarding checking stuff with shellcheck, it can be fine but it may be
dangerous requiring fix of all warnings/errors, since some of them are sometimes really hard to fix. For instance doing some stuff in posix shell bs doing it for bash or whatever.
I've been using shellcheck a lot myself, and in my experience it is actually feasible to require scripts having no warnings and errors. We even have that set up as a CI test in a project.
It detects the shell from the shebang, so if one specifies #!/bin/bash, it allows using the bash features. For warnings that are not helpful, it's possible to add a line like the following above:
# shellcheck disable=SC2086
Regards, Oliver