Giving multiple arguments causes an error #6
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Normally quoting a string will prevent word-splitting, but
$@
is (weirdly) a special case and it will give unexpected arguments to[
which will cause an error like this:./xbps-mini-builder: 61: [: <package name>: unexpected operator
$*
is equivalent to$@
but without this weird behavior.I recommend using shellcheck to lint your shell code, it will catch stuff like this (also adding
set -e
to the top of your scripts will prevent errors like this one from being trampled over).