correct bash loop in examples #1908
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The examples have the ALL_CHANGED_FILES variable in double quotes which prevents bash from expanding it, resulting in: ``` fileA.txt fileB.txt was changed ``` instead of the intended: ``` fileA.txt was changed fileB.txt was changed ```
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@dan-hill2802 Nice catch |
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@all-contributors please add @dan-hill2802 for docs |
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The examples have the ALL_CHANGED_FILES variable in double quotes which prevents bash from expanding it, resulting in:
instead of the intended: