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QA checking for shell scripts
Post 302093405 by grial on Thursday 19th of October 2006 09:02:15 AM
10-19-2006
Hi Indalecio.
First of all, I'm not an expert in QA as long as developing is not related to my actual job. Now, back to answering your question about QA in shell scripts, I haven't heard about it before, at least in shell script terms, of course. I' more close to:
Though, I'd say that shell scripts are meant to help sysadmins to automate their tasks, not to make "real & complex" apps. This, in my modest opinion, could be the reason why there's nothing related to QA in this field. 
Regards.
First of all, I'm not an expert in QA as long as developing is not related to my actual job. Now, back to answering your question about QA in shell scripts, I haven't heard about it before, at least in shell script terms, of course. I' more close to:
Quote:
Or, could it be that shell script pays the price to only be seen as a "support" programming language at a OS level to applications coded in more evaluated languages (where you really find QA procedures).
Regards.
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