bug: Fixing bash error #4624
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bug: Fixing bash error #4624
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dougch
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Resolved issues:
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Description of changes:
Fixes
./runFuzzTest.sh: line 206: [: missing]'` error you get from running the fuzz tests. Apparently if you use a logical 'and' in a bash script it needs to be in double brackets.See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35281797/missing-in-bash-script
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Testing:
I didn't test this by running the script, but if you try this out in a bash script you can see that using the && operator without double brackets gives you get this error.
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