Closed guyharris closed 4 months ago
Use the -s and -q flags to suppress output from grep, rather than directing the standard output and error to /dev/null; they've been in the Single UNIX Specification since at least UNIX 98.
Wrap "Checking..." and result messages around the test.
Use the -s and -q flags to suppress output from grep, rather than directing the standard output and error to /dev/null; they've been in the Single UNIX Specification since at least UNIX 98.
Wrap "Checking..." and result messages around the test.