Fix Your Shell Scripts With Shellcheck DistroTube
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Date: 2022-03-30
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Comments and reviews: 9
Franz
Hey DT! I made a comment which made reference to a shell script I wrote which is called -bench.sh- and that comment is gone. Did it go to spam, or did you actually delete it? I did not write anything which would warrant deletion --- however warrant or not, its ultimately you who decides what types of comments you want.-
At any rate, I have always been decent AFAIK so I'm perplexed as to why it was deleted.-
Greetings from Scandinavia! Have a fantastic day.
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Hey DT! I made a comment which made reference to a shell script I wrote which is called -bench.sh- and that comment is gone. Did it go to spam, or did you actually delete it? I did not write anything which would warrant deletion --- however warrant or not, its ultimately you who decides what types of comments you want.-
At any rate, I have always been decent AFAIK so I'm perplexed as to why it was deleted.-
Greetings from Scandinavia! Have a fantastic day.
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Marcel
If you walk so much about how much more efficient window managers / keyboard-driven everything is you may want to leave insert mode from time to time (your rice is pretty nice though. Love the green status line).
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If you walk so much about how much more efficient window managers / keyboard-driven everything is you may want to leave insert mode from time to time (your rice is pretty nice though. Love the green status line).
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TAZz
Hey, DT, I have a question. How do you get menus for shutdown, restart and logout on window managers? I was using rofi before, but i3 doesn't seem to play well with rofi. Any suggestions?
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Hey, DT, I have a question. How do you get menus for shutdown, restart and logout on window managers? I was using rofi before, but i3 doesn't seem to play well with rofi. Any suggestions?
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David
was expecting your shell example to start with shebang: #!/usr/local/bin/fish
But then i realized Shellcheck would respond with error message: warning! Fish is NOT a shell!
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was expecting your shell example to start with shebang: #!/usr/local/bin/fish
But then i realized Shellcheck would respond with error message: warning! Fish is NOT a shell!
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Sevi
I-ve been wondering what to mentally tell myself when placing -$- sigils on shell variables as opposed to Perl ones: -referenced but not assigned- says it perfectly.
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I-ve been wondering what to mentally tell myself when placing -$- sigils on shell variables as opposed to Perl ones: -referenced but not assigned- says it perfectly.
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Rick
I never knew this worked in emacs (just install flycheck and shellcheck, no config needed), Ive been copy/pasting into the website this whole time..
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I never knew this worked in emacs (just install flycheck and shellcheck, no config needed), Ive been copy/pasting into the website this whole time..
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Rick
I've been using shellcheck for at least a couple of years. I've set up aliases with the options and exclusions I use. A very handy utility.
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I've been using shellcheck for at least a couple of years. I've set up aliases with the options and exclusions I use. A very handy utility.
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Edu
Great content, DT!
Unfortunately, a downside of this application is it requires a ton of haskell dependencies (32, according to paru)
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Great content, DT!
Unfortunately, a downside of this application is it requires a ton of haskell dependencies (32, according to paru)
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Anders
The XML format is great for interpreting the errors in automatic testing software. Like CodeGrade or something like that.
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The XML format is great for interpreting the errors in automatic testing software. Like CodeGrade or something like that.
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