Correct syntax of shell code in "Check Certificates" workflow #937
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Previously, the command was erroneously split at the first parenthesis. This resulted in the introduction of spaces between the two parentheses, which caused the syntax to be interpreted as a command substitution operator instead of the intended arithmetic expansion operator. This caused the command to fail: ``` /home/runner/work/_temp/2470dde2-826c-4a00-8268-b8d111566dc2.sh: line 46: syntax error near unexpected token `/' ```
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Previously, the command was erroneously split at the first parenthesis. This resulted in the introduction of spaces between the two parentheses, which caused the syntax to be interpreted as a command substitution operator instead of the intended arithmetic expansion operator. This caused the command to fail: