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# Consider using ( subshell ), 'cd foo||exit', or pushd/popd instead.
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### Problematic code:
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for dir in */
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do
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cd "$dir"
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convert index.png index.jpg
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cd ..
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done
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### Correct code:
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for dir in */
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do
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(
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cd "$dir" || exit
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convert index.png index.jpg
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)
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done
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or
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for dir in */
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do
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cd "$dir" || continue
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convert index.png index.jpg
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cd ..
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done
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### Rationale:
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When doing `cd dir; somestuff; cd ..`, `cd dir` can fail when permissions are lacking, if the dir was deleted, or if `dir` is actually a file.
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In this case, `somestuff` will run in the wrong directory and `cd ..` will take you to an even more wrong directory. In a loop, this will likely cause the next `cd` to fail as well, propagating this error and running these commands far away from the intended directories.
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Check `cd`s exit status and/or use subshells to limit the effects of `cd`.
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### Contraindications
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None known.
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