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When setting up shell script linting infrastructure, fixing ShellCheck issues, ensuring script portability, or integrating static analysis into CI/CD and dev workflows.
references/details.md for pattern docs and worked examplesHigher-quality, portable shell scripts with fewer bugs, enforced standards, and automated quality gates in pipelines.
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A platform team is building a CI/CD pipeline for a repository full of bash scripts. They use this skill to configure ShellCheck with `--enable=all`, set target shell to bash, and add curated exclusions documented in code. Pre-commit hooks and CI jobs run ShellCheck, blocking merges with violations. This prevents common pitfalls and enforces consistent quality across all scripts.
A developer inherits legacy shell scripts with portability issues. Using this skill, they run ShellCheck to identify warnings, interpret error codes via references, and suppress false positives with documented reasons. They migrate scripts to meet quality gates, achieving cleaner and portable code that works across environments.
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