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"Abort command if variables are unset" is the -u flag, not -e. Both were mentioned long ago in this thread, but GP was talking about -e being painful for inter
by tomjakubowski 10y ago
"Abort command if variables are unset" is the -u flag, not -e. Both were mentioned long ago in this thread, but GP was talking about -e being painful for interactive shells. Imagine an interactive shell exiting as soon as a user's command failed!
- dllthomas 10y ago> Imagine an interactive shell exiting as soon as a user's command failed! Hardcore mode.