@IcyShark @DeveloperMemes yes. 😂

@IcyShark echo in bash?

No needo bother echoing everything, then removing all the unnecessary echos, when you can just use set -x in your scripts and remove or comment it when your done.

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@devnull
That seem to approach debugger territory, no?

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@IcyShark I guess it depends where you draw the line for the debugger territory. But it's basically just a bash option that only makes the shell traces/output whatever basic instructions are being executed by bash code between set -x and set +x (or the end of script/subshell exit).

Things
- Vars assignation and comparisons
- Commands with their parameters before they are executed, but after variable's expansion so you see the actual values (including in-place modifs)

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