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shell script changes for POSIX compliance and portability #217
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This removes the use of bash-isms and simplifies some of the shell syntax constructs. I use ShellCheck as well to validate my changes. The resulting script runs under bash, but also shells like dash and zsh.
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Mar 27, 2020
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Yes, that line is not portable shell.
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Here's a batch of shell scripts I modified to work with a wider range of shells. Past experience has shown me that bash versions can vary from time to time. I made changes and then ran these through shellcheck as well.
If these are not of interest, let me know. Otherwise I will continue making changes to the other scripts I find in the tree.