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I think this is suboptimal. Let's assume that you make a change in helper.sh: On Unix, most editors create a backup file called helper.sh~. Due to the * in the above code, this backed-up file gets also loaded, and usually after the changed file, thus essentially cancelling any modifications.
A probably better way is to say
for f in "$DIR"/functions/*.sh; do source "$f"; done
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backup.sh, the subscripts are loaded withI think this is suboptimal. Let's assume that you make a change in
helper.sh: On Unix, most editors create a backup file calledhelper.sh~. Due to the*in the above code, this backed-up file gets also loaded, and usually after the changed file, thus essentially cancelling any modifications.A probably better way is to say
instead.