Bash command of the week: Find unmatched quotes in a shell script - very very helpful
Daniel Nashed – 11 June 2022 07:56:13
There is always someone who might already have done, what you are looking for -- Specially on Linux
I found the following genius line via Google when I was looking for a unmatched quote in a bash script
This like gives you the line numbers where you have unmatched quotes:
tr -cd "\"\n" < install_dir_safelinx/entrypoint.sh | awk 'length%2==1 {print NR, $0}'
This really made my day!! Very very cool!!
-- Daniel
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