fix: Make bin/setup more robust to missing directories #5026
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- Also use bash scrict mode - Resolves #5023 Signed-off-by: Peter Lyons <[email protected]>
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Resolves #5023
Impact: minor
Type: bugfix
Issue
findwas failing when one of its command line argument paths was not present.Solution
Remove redundant path from the
findcommand line arguments. Since we were already searching the entire current directory ("." which is the project root in this case), specifying theimports/plugins/custompath as well is unnecessary and confusing.Breaking changes
None known.
Testing
bin/setup. It should succeed.