Syntax error

[fearlessgeekmedia]

What happened?

source bundle.bash

Problem description

bash: bundle.bash: line 74: syntax error near unexpected token (' bash: bundle.bash: line 74:list() {'

Expected behaviour

No syntax errors

Actual behaviour

Syntax errors

bash: bundle.bash: line 74: syntax error near unexpected token (' bash: bundle.bash: line 74:list() {'

Steps to Reproduce

source bundle.bash

Important Factoids

Doing this on ArcoLinux.

References

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[timo-reymann]

Cam you provide a bit more information please?

• bash version
• which version did you download (e. g. providing used command)
• run set +x before sourcing and provide output

[fearlessgeekmedia]

I downloaded the latest version.

I use ArcoLinux, a rolling release version based on Arch, so it should be the latest version of Bash. I update every couple of days.

I'll try setting +x. Think I had done that but I'll double check.

[fearlessgeekmedia]

Bash 5.1.16

[fearlessgeekmedia]

So even after running set +x, I still get this syntax error.

[fearlessgeekmedia]

OK, I think the issue was I was testing this without actually using it in a bash script. It seems to work fine when sourcing it from a bash script, which is clearly the intention. I just thought I could test this straight from the bash prompt, and it appears that's not the case.

But sourcing it from within a bash script, no problems. :)

[timo-reymann]

So even after running set +x, I still get this syntax error.

That's just for more verbose output :)

OK, I think the issue was I was testing this without actually using it in a bash script. It seems to work fine when sourcing it from a bash script, which is clearly the intention. I just thought I could test this straight from the bash prompt, and it appears that's not the case.

That should work though, and also works on my machine(s) :tm:

[fearlessgeekmedia]

Oh, ok. Well I'm not sure why I was getting the syntax error then. But it seems fine when I source it from a bash script, at least.

[timo-reymann]

Alrighty than if something comes up, feel free to create an issue and I will have a look.

Thanks for using it! :)