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> Just because shell scripts can do a lot of heavy lifting, doesn't mean they should.

Knowing Python or Ruby doesn't mean you should write every system administration task around it.

Who writes testing around 50-100 line shell scripts?




I do. I've started using chefspec specifically because I want to ensure that combinatoric functionality outputs the results I expect and want.


You're an outlier.


Me being an outlier doesn't make the lol-tests approach any brighter.




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