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I believe P's point was that it doesn't matter how simple or complex a script (or anything else) is, everything requires debugging. And/or that you have to be r

I believe P's point was that it doesn't matter how simple or complex a script (or anything else) is, everything requires debugging. And/or that you have to be ready to debug bash regardless if you like it or not, regardless what you choose to write your own stuff in. OP's comment is not unfunny and not 100% untrue either though. But not 100% true either. A single word script still needs to be debugged.

BeetleB 3y ago
> And/or that you have to be ready to debug bash regardless if you like it or not, regardless what you choose to write your own stuff in. Over a decade into my career, and I've successfully managed to avoid debugging Bash scripts. There is hope for people who don't want to.