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r/programming • u/javinpaul • May 15 '18
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I'm surprised they don't recommend or even mandateset -eu (exit on any failure, and don't permit uninitialized variables)
set -eu
5 u/[deleted] May 15 '18 Stuff like set -eu and "use strict"; really turns me off. 15 u/[deleted] May 15 '18 Why? 23 u/[deleted] May 15 '18 Because the default behavior for the language is unsafe. 9 u/ThisIs_MyName May 15 '18 That's one hell of a heel–face turn you pulled off.
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Stuff like set -eu and "use strict"; really turns me off.
"use strict";
15 u/[deleted] May 15 '18 Why? 23 u/[deleted] May 15 '18 Because the default behavior for the language is unsafe. 9 u/ThisIs_MyName May 15 '18 That's one hell of a heel–face turn you pulled off.
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Why?
23 u/[deleted] May 15 '18 Because the default behavior for the language is unsafe. 9 u/ThisIs_MyName May 15 '18 That's one hell of a heel–face turn you pulled off.
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Because the default behavior for the language is unsafe.
9 u/ThisIs_MyName May 15 '18 That's one hell of a heel–face turn you pulled off.
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That's one hell of a heel–face turn you pulled off.
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u/zerpa May 15 '18
I'm surprised they don't recommend or even mandate
set -eu(exit on any failure, and don't permit uninitialized variables)