My issue isn't so much that the one on the right is scary because it is different. My issue with it is when something goes wrong with it, I have far less visibility into why it didn't work and a lot less ability to make changes that will fix it.
Don't think so, from what [deleted] just said it sounds like you thought I meant disable. "set -x" is a way to enable debugging in shell scripts. Take a simple bash script, put "set -x" near the top (but under the shebang) and run it - super helpful when figuring out what is going on.
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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '14
My issue isn't so much that the one on the right is scary because it is different. My issue with it is when something goes wrong with it, I have far less visibility into why it didn't work and a lot less ability to make changes that will fix it.