fix: gvm-installer zsh incompatible use of == #468
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zsh wants "=" not "==" for test equality. "=" also works in bash. zsh is the default shell on MacOS, so it seems prudent to work by default on that platform.
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anyone able to merge it? |
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Bump on getting this merged |
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why this is not merged yet? |
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Had the same problem |
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any reason not to merge? patch looks good |
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Look, it's only been half a year, and it's a whole full one character of a change - in four different places! - so let's be realistic here. Reviews take time. |
Redaloukil
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I think we can approve, however, I tried to check with other shells and some fail to run script. for example : > ksh block at line 100 because of the command pushd
It runs with your change on zsh which goes well with the actual installation instructions. I confirm after trying in on my host.
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zsh wants "=" not "==" for test equality.
"=" also works in bash.
zsh is the default shell on MacOS, so it seems prudent to work by default on that platform.