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The shellcheck SC3028 check warns when variables common in sh/bash are not defined in POSIX sh. This is generally $UID and $EUID. This check is currently suppressed at repository level, but that prevents to check other variables like $HOSTNAME, $MACHTYPE or $SHELLOPTS. Align code of operations repository with recommended D3679 snippet: - SC3028 is defined at script level, not arc configuration - all scripts use the snippet testing for EUID, with id as fallback For reference, csh and tcsh are the two shells not implementing UID and EUID.

The shellcheck SC3028 check warns when variables common in sh/bash are not defined in POSIX sh. This is generally $UID and $EUID. This check is currently suppressed at repository level, but that prevents to check other variables like $HOSTNAME, $MACHTYPE or $SHELLOPTS. Align code of operations repository with recommended D3679 snippet: - SC3028 is defined at instruction level, not arc configuration - all scripts use the snippet testing for EUID, with id as fallback For reference, csh and tcsh are the two shells not implementing UID and EUID.

The shellcheck SC3028 check warns when variables common in sh/bash are not defined in POSIX sh. This is generally $UID and $EUID. This check is currently suppressed at repository level, but that prevents to check other variables like $HOSTNAME, $MACHTYPE or $SHELLOPTS. Align code of operations repository with recommended D3679 snippet: - SC3028 is defined at scriptinstruction level, not arc configuration - all scripts use the snippet testing for EUID, with id as fallback For reference, csh and tcsh are the two shells not implementing UID and EUID.