[Alexander Gattin] > P.S. from practical point of view, I've seen a lot of troubles with > Solaris' shell (/bin/sh) which passed unnoticed by checkbashisms.
What you want, then, is a tool perhaps called 'checkposixisms'. checkbashisms is specifically aimed for Debian development, where we can assume that /bin/sh is POSIX-compliant. Perhaps you can interest the GNU autoconf maintainers in such a tool. They seem to care about a lot of legacy Bourne shells, and autoconf includes a lot of institutional knowledge of shell quirks.
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