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SC2293
Vidar Holen edited this page Jul 31, 2021
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eval "$MYCOMMAND ${@@Q}"
eval "$MYCOMMAND ${*@Q}"
ShellCheck noticed that you are calling eval
and including an escaped array. However, the array is passed as multiple arguments and relies on being implicitly joined together to form a single shell string, which eval
can then evaluate.
Instead, prefer building your shell string with explicit string concatenation by using *
instead of @
for the index, such as ${*@Q}
or ${array[*]@Q}
.
This suggestion is equivalent to SC2124, but for eval
arguments rather than string variables.
None.
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