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Updated SC2178 (markdown)

Michael Diamond
2020-05-08 14:39:10 -07:00
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@@ -36,13 +36,14 @@ In the correct code, `"${flags[@]}"` will contain `--dry-run` only.
Another possible cause is accidentally missing the `$` on a previous assignment: `var=(my command); var=bar` instead of `var=$(my command); var=bar`. If the variable is not intended to be an array, ensure that it's never assigned as one. Another possible cause is accidentally missing the `$` on a previous assignment: `var=(my command); var=bar` instead of `var=$(my command); var=bar`. If the variable is not intended to be an array, ensure that it's never assigned as one.
### Exceptions: ### Bugs:
ShellCheck can get confused by variable scope if the same variable name was used as an array previously, but is a string in the current context. You can [[ignore]] it in this case. There is a [known issue](https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck/issues/1309) with this check's handling of `local` variables, causing ShellCheck to flag variables that were previously declared as arrays, even if they are in different scopes.
In the case of local variables, a workaround is to declare the local variable separately from assigning to it: The easiest workaround is to simply use different variable names. Alternatively, you can [[ignore]] the check.
It is also possible to satisfy ShellCheck by declaring the `local` variable separately from assigning to it, e.g.:
**Problematic Code:**
```sh ```sh
foo () { foo () {
local -a baz local -a baz
@@ -51,21 +52,7 @@ foo () {
} }
bar () { bar () {
local baz="qux" local baz # ShellCheck gets confused if these lines are merged as local baz="qux"
echo "$baz"
}
```
**Correct Code:**
```sh
foo () {
local -a baz
baz+=("foo" "bar")
echo "${baz[@]}"
}
bar () {
local baz
baz="qux" baz="qux"
echo "$baz" echo "$baz"
} }