What’s that? A connection problem? Ah, it’s already running the part that it did get… Oops right on the boundary of rm -rf /thing/that/got/cut/off. I’m angry now. I expected the script maintainer to keep in mind that their script could be cut off at litterally any point… (Now what is that set -e the maintainer keeps yapping about?)
Can you really expect maintainers to keep network error in mind when writing a Bash script??
I’ll just download your script first like I would your binary. Opening yourself up to more issues like this is just plain dumb.
What’s that? A connection problem? Ah, it’s already running the part that it did get… Oops right on the boundary of
rm -rf /thing/that/got/cut/off
. I’m angry now. I expected the script maintainer to keep in mind that their script could be cut off at litterally any point… (Now what is thatset -e
the maintainer keeps yapping about?)Can you really expect maintainers to keep network error in mind when writing a Bash script?? I’ll just download your script first like I would your binary. Opening yourself up to more issues like this is just plain dumb.