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A language server for Bash

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I want to to use bash-language-server on Ubuntu 22.04. For this I did: - sudo apt install npm - sudo npm i -g bash-language-server The latter gave me these warnings:...

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I'm using multiple vim instances in different terminals and all of them are spawning a new child process of bash-language-server qhich quite adds up on memory and battery life ;)...

enhancement

`PKGBUILD`s are basically bash scripts. bashls errors: > SC2148: Tips depend on target shell and yours is unknown. Add a shebang or a 'shell' directive. Can I somehow indicate to...

- Issue Type: `Performance` - Extension Name: `bash-ide-vscode` - Extension Version: `1.14.0` - OS Version: `Windows_NT x64 10.0.19044` - VS Code version: `1.69.2` :warning: Make sure to **attach** this file...

I try to select two dashes option like '--': ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/62491424/182167931-5de06fb2-660c-46c4-9c15-f408c8ac1d3e.png) But when I type tab, it becomes four dashes '----': ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/62491424/182168060-5c8a75d1-42af-4dc6-bd0e-496f607335e9.png)

bug

I'm getting the message `Syntax error: expected "word" somewhere in the file` when I have statements like `if ! myvar="$( some_func )"; then` A minimal, complete example: ```bash #! /usr/bin/env...

grammar bug

I work with NVIM 0.7 on Ubuntu, using lsp-config and bashls. I got this error after opening a bash file. I checked the lsp log, and it shows following errors...

``` source ~/dotfiles/neovim/.config/nvim/plugged/fzf/shell/key-bindings.bash ``` Causes `SC1090` When calling shellcheck from the command line you can use `-x`: ``` -x --external-sources Allow 'source' outside of FILES ``` But this is not...

I've just started using BLS on vim (through LanguageClient-neovim) and observed that BLS fails to parse hex conversions: ```bash echo $((16#FF)) # prints 255 ``` Which are valid, per-documentation expressions....

grammar bug