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by Y_Y 332 days ago
I find that `bash -x` actially gives such a good trace that I rarely need anything else. Coupled with the ancient wisdom "bash for quick and dirty, once it gets too fancy switch to python", I use bash a lot and find it manages really well without external tools. Shoutouts to shellcheck though, for catching a lot of edge cases.
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Yep, shellcheck + syntastic in vim makes for a great bash "IDE".
https://github.com/vim-syntastic/syntastic looks like it is no longer maintained. Is there something more recent for syntastic?

Agreed WRT shellcheck.

It mentions ALE [1] as the logical successor to syntastic. I've been using ALE for many years.

[1] https://github.com/dense-analysis/ale