Example:
export POSIXLY_CORRECT=1
/bin/echo -e "foo\nbar"
( unset POSIXLY_CORRECT && /bin/echo -e "foo\nbar" )
This should return a warning for the first echo, but not the second.
As it is, it returns a warning for both if --shell=sh and none if --shell=bash
Example:
export POSIXLY_CORRECT=1
/bin/echo -e "foo\nbar"
( unset POSIXLY_CORRECT && /bin/echo -e "foo\nbar" )
This should return a warning for the first echo, but not the second.
As it is, it returns a warning for both if --shell=sh and none if --shell=bash