gam-script-checker-v0.4.5

GAM Script Checker v0.4.5

A pasted line that runs a shell script with a mode word, such as bash runbook.sh check, is now judged by the lines that mode runs. When the script reads its mode from the first argument (MODE="${1:-check}", or $1 itself) and picks a branch with a plain compare (if [ "$MODE" = "check" ], elif, else, or case "$MODE" in check)), the gam lines in the other branches are listed under NOT RUN IN THIS MODE and are not counted. A read-only mode of a script that also creates or deletes users now reads READ-ONLY. With no mode word, the default after :- is used.

If the mode is tested any other way, every line counts and a NOTE says why. That includes a pattern or a variable as the compared word, && in the test, a second assignment, shift, printf -v, read, nocasematch, a fallthrough (;&), a test inside a function, or a mode decided at runtime. A one-line guard (case "$MODE" in check|apply) ;; *) exit 1;; esac) counts its own line and does not block the reading.

A script checked on its own (gamcheck.py runbook.sh) still gets the whole-file verdict.

Tested on Linux (Python 3.14), macOS (Python 3.9 and 3.14) and Windows (Python 3.14).

SHA256

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