You might want to check out Shellcheck to avoid simple errors, probably unwanted behaviours, and deprecated code, and maybe even more. The online wiki is really helpful in explaining why things may go wrong, or why some code has been replaced.
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Shellcheck is a great to add to a Git probject's .travis.yml (if you're using Travis.CI as a test-framework for commits, obvs.; otherwise call it from whatever else you're using to test uploaded code).
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You might want to check out Shellcheck to avoid simple errors, probably unwanted behaviours, and deprecated code, and maybe even more. The online wiki is really helpful in explaining why things may go wrong, or why some code has been replaced.
Shellcheck is a great to add to a Git probject's .travis.yml (if you're using Travis.CI as a test-framework for commits, obvs.; otherwise call it from whatever else you're using to test uploaded code).