fix: redirect log() output to stderr to prevent capture in subshell#42
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fix: redirect log() output to stderr to prevent capture in subshell#42
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April 26, 2026 23:13
The log() function was outputting to stdout, which caused issues when used inside $(...) command substitution - messages were captured along with the expected return value (file path), causing 'No such file or directory' errors when attempting to execute the script. Changed log() to redirect to stderr (\>&2) so output is not captured by command substitution.
The log() function was outputting to stdout, which caused issues when used inside $(...) command substitution - messages were captured along with the expected return value (file path), causing 'No such file or directory' errors when attempting to execute the script. Changed log() to redirect to stderr (\>&2) so output is not captured by command substitution.
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The log() function was outputting to stdout, which caused issues when used inside $(...) command substitution - messages were captured along with the expected return value (file path), causing 'No such file or directory' errors when attempting to execute the script.
Changed log() to redirect to stderr (>&2) so output is not captured by command substitution.