Martin Bagge / brother

I am using 1.22.0 + 10.7 fine for our platform. README need updates ofc.

> Does the website use a later version? If so, how can I get it? yes. the web uses the latest git HEAD, there are build instructions in the README.

> Thanks. Just finished compiling/testing and it works. > BTW, you might add to the README build instructions that ghc also has to be installed. What system did not have...

And it's in the very first line of the [quick start guide of cabal-install](https://www.haskell.org/cabal/). > Start by installing the cabal executable (see [the previous section](https://www.haskell.org/cabal/#install-upgrade)) and the Haskell compiler ghc.

If you remove local keyword before the assignment the warning will not be present. The minimal version of your example ```shell #!/bin/bash report() { local timestamp local timestamp=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")...

I am not sure what the issue really is apart from no recent release. Or that might be the only issue here? The expected output is seen at shellcheck.net and...

@kgizdov on the other hand a PR with the start is pretty much the same. I assume that if you gather some people to do the work either they are...

While I sympathize with your fight in this I do think it might be a task filled with problems to implement in shellcheck. If implemented it probably makes most sense...

Indeed. Probably some kind of aliasing going on for the rule indeed. busybox ash support stuff that the debian ash doesn't.

> Seems shellcheck implements some internal policy to ignore a variable totally if the last one is named with all caps and hasn't been declared in the script implicitly, probably...