Bastian Bittorf

i have seen this during last mass-run 3 times...strange!

i will overload with an mkdir() function which always makes a sync, lets see if this helps

This change is more a codestyle issue. No real speedup there. if you want to fork less, you should really use POSIX builtins, e.g.: ``` user@box:~$ echo TEXT >FILE user@box:~$...

After thinking about this, I'am not happy with your idea. It is bash-only and so not portable and so not worth to safe some cpu-cycles. # git grep '$(cat '|grep...

after thinking a bit about an elegant solution, this is my proposal: we introduce an argument like this: ``` pqiv --checkcommand '/usr/local/bin/mycheck.sh' ``` This command takes the argument 'check' and...

When running in "montage mode", we can simply have another ACTION, e.g. check, show and render!?

i have a better example of a real usecase: ``` shell #!/bin/sh alias explode='set -f --;set +f' x() { explode A * C echo "$3" } x ``` shellsheck must...

@izabera you are right, thank you. but the main problem keeps, sc is complaining: SC2120 x references arguments, but none are ever passed. SC2119 Use x "$@" if function's $1...

OP here: ofcourse the code works, but IMHO it's bad style, e.g. it breaks the syntax highlightning and should just be avoided.

This still happens with r20187 Here a way to reproduce that: ``` # ssh-session1 root@box:~ while true; do logread -l1 >/dev/null || { echo $? && break; }; done #...