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describe workaround to local variable confusion
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### Exceptions:
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### Exceptions:
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ShellCheck can get confused by variable scope if the same variable name was used as an array previously, but is a string in the current context. You can [[ignore]] it in this case.
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ShellCheck can get confused by variable scope if the same variable name was used as an array previously, but is a string in the current context. You can [[ignore]] it in this case.
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In the case of local variables, a workaround is to declare the local variable separately from assigning to it:
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**Problematic Code:**
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```sh
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foo () {
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local -a baz
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baz+=("foo" "bar")
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echo "${baz[@]}"
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}
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bar () {
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local baz="qux"
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echo "$baz"
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}
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```
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**Correct Code:**
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```sh
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foo () {
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local -a baz
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baz+=("foo" "bar")
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echo "${baz[@]}"
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}
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bar () {
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local baz
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baz="qux"
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echo "$baz"
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}
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```
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