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In travis-ci shell script, there are two styles for tests:
if [ "$VALGRIND" = true ]; then
if [[ "$SONAR" == true ]]; then
The first one is POSIX compliant and the second one is more flexible by only support by ks, bash and zsh.
Should we define a reference style?
Notes:
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Going by the stack overflow answer I would argue that the two brackets style is preferred as portability is not a major concern here.
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Should be fixed in the move to #74
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In travis-ci shell script, there are two styles for tests:
The first one is POSIX compliant and the second one is more flexible by only support by ks, bash and zsh.
Should we define a reference style?
Notes:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: