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This pull request introduces a set of functions that allow to execute subcommands while:
This should mainly avoid chasing subcommands and manually add checks for std_DEBUG and std_PRETEND cases, all the while prettifying the output. I have enclosed execution tags in square brackets to better visually distinguish control from subcommand outputs. |
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This should really have your copyright, not mine!
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With something I did not port here from my own version of stdlib.sh :P
It's called: transcendental or astral compatibility because the function transcendentally refers to another function that lives in a non-sourced file :P
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I've made some notes inline in the changes - could you also confirm that the updated script passes ShellCheck's tests? Also, please |
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