Unless you're composing very rich commands, likely not much will show up. It exceeds at finding things like interpolation gotchas, bad loop control, etc. Much m

Unless you're composing very rich commands, likely not much will show up. It exceeds at finding things like interpolation gotchas, bad loop control, etc. Much more structural than just one off commands (though would likely bug about a bunch of useless `cat`s when you can use redirect operators instead (i.e. `cat foo.txt | grep` is an antipattern according to shellcheck)