1 SC1107

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• This directive is unknown. It will be ignored.
• Problematic code:
• Correct code:
• Rationale:
• Exceptions:

This directive is unknown. It will be ignored.

Problematic code:

# shellcheck foobar=baz
echo "Hello World"

Correct code:

Depends on your intention.

Rationale:

ShellCheck doesn't recognize the directive you're trying to use in a # shellcheck comment. See the Directives page for supported directives.

It could be misspelled, or you could be using an older version of shellcheck that doesn't support it yet.

Exceptions:

None. If you wish to ignore this warning and continue without it, you need version 0.4.5 (commit 88c56ec) or later and a command grouping:

# Ignore an unrecognized directive in 0.4.5 or later:
# shellcheck disable=SC1107
{
  # shellcheck unrecognized=directive
  echo "Hello World"
}

Before 0.4.5, unrecognized directives are considered parse errors.

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