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The worst offender in this regard is bash’s `set` command. For example, `set -e` enables the `e` option (exit script immediately upon seeing a nonzero exit cod
by MontyCarloHall 4y ago
The worst offender in this regard is bash’s `set` command.
For example, `set -e` enables the `e` option (exit script immediately upon seeing a nonzero exit code). Guess how to disable it? Yup, `set +e`