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Ismo Vuorinen
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- Fix grammar.js TypeScript errors by correcting optional field usage - Update .yamlignore to use more robust glob pattern (**/node_modules/**) - Remove hard-coded test count from README.md for maintainability - Fix shellcheck directive format (add space after #) in all test specs - Fix typos throughout test specifications: - 'can not' → 'cannot' - 'expantion' → 'expansion' - 'singnal' → 'signal' - 'It mean' → 'It means' - Update CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md HTTP links to HTTPS - Update tree-sitter parse command to use --scope instead of --language - Add comments to .mega-linter.yml explaining disabled linters All grammar tests still pass (61/61) and the parser functions correctly with the updated tree-sitter CLI v0.25.0.
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# shellcheck shell=sh
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%const NAME: value
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# shellcheck disable=SC2288
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% MAJOR_VERSION: "${SHELLSPEC_VERSION%%.*}"
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# % OK: "$(echo_ok)" # echo_ok not found
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# %const (% is short hand) directive is define constant value.
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# The characters that can be used for variable name is upper capital, number
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# and underscore only. It cannot be define inside of the example group or
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# the example.
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#
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# The timing of evaluation of the value is the specfile translation process.
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# So you can access shellspec variables, but you cannot access variable or
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# function in the specfile.
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#
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# This feature assumed use with conditional skip. The conditional skip may runs
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# outside of the examples. As a result, sometime you may need variables defined
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# outside of the examples.
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Describe '%const directive'
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echo_ok() { echo ok; }
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version_check() { [ "$MAJOR_VERSION" -lt "$1" ]; }
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Skip if 'too old version' version_check 1
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Example
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The variable NAME should eq 'value'
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End
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End
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