tree 221ab152b769d77e1577b8589b91b9df8b697c12
parent e26777933431f49b8f33aad151e579694c4a86db
author David Brazdil <dbrazdil@google.com> 1598263597 +0000
committer David Brazdil <dbrazdil@google.com> 1598279288 +0000

Workaround for legacy Bash array expansion

Some older versions of Bash have a bug that treats '${array[@]}' as
an undefined variable access if the array is empty. Under normal
circumstances, it results in an empty string. However, this crashes
with 'set -u'. Since we do run with this setting for safety, and
Busytown seems to be using an affected version of Bash, replace uses
of this construct with '${array[@]+"${array[@]}"}'. Uses where the
array cannot be empty are left unchanged.

Analysis of the bug:
  https://gist.github.com/dimo414/2fb052d230654cc0c25e9e41a9651ebe

Change-Id: I1bbfbee3ac0266db531d5d4d693def8292bf7358