👷 Bash/Shell最佳实践与安全编程

• Google Shell Style Guide
  • https://google.github.io/styleguide/shell.xml
  • 中文版 https://zh-google-styleguide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/google-shell-styleguide/background/
• 编写可靠shell脚本的八个建议
  https://www.xshell.net/shell/1577.html
• Bash Pitfalls: 编程易犯的错误 - 团子的小窝
  • http://kodango.com/bash-pitfalls-part-1
  • http://kodango.com/bash-pitfal

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  bug

• Describe the expected behaviour and the actual behaviour
  .....
  ervice/rabbitmq created
  deployment.extensions/session-db created
  service/session-db created
  deployment.extensions/shipping created
  service/shipping created
  deployment.extensions/user-db created
  service/user-db created
  deployment.extensions/user created
  service/user created
  Er

What behaviour is expected:

Proper tab complete for alias commands from commands.yml
The /give command is shared between EssentialsX and Vanilla; ideal fix would be assigning it an alias in the commands.yml file to direct /give to the /minecraft:give command, and retain tab completion to the alias.

What behaviour is observed:

Tab completion for /give only provides usernames,

Kaitai Struct uses a specific JSON schema for test output.
I want to target it directly from my target language (Nim) but it is not documented anywhere.

After some experimenting I found out the following keys are supported:

• status
• elapsed
• is_kst

Questions:

1. Are there other keys supported?
2. What exactly does the key elapsed mean?
3. What are all the possible values for th

We should probably find the optimal one and use that. Currently it varies by a few bytes each time the build script runs.

Currently these settings are not configurable via environment variable, but need to use run args.

Run args tend to be harder to configure in non "pure Docker" environments, e.g. Kubernetes.

For example, my first attempt:

apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
  name: camunda
spec:
  selector:
    matchLabels:
      app: camunda
  replicas: 1
  template:
    meta

I frequently have to open pom.xml and find it again to tell someone about it.