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Summary

  • Remove erroneous return 0 after main "$@" in 3 scripts
  • Add missing return 0 in main() for 3 scripts
  • Remove unused HELPER_SCRIPT variable (SC2034) in terminal-title-setup.sh
  • Replace ls -la with find -exec ls -ld (SC2012) in dev-browser-helper.sh

Files Changed

File Change
fix-s131-default-cases.sh Remove erroneous return 0 after main
generate-skills.sh Remove erroneous return 0 after script body
gsc-add-user-helper.sh Remove erroneous return 0 after case statement
ralph-upstream-check.sh Add return 0 in main()
terminal-title-setup.sh Remove unused variable + add return
todo-ready.sh Add return 0 in main()
dev-browser-helper.sh Use find instead of ls (SC2012)

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  • ShellCheck passes with no warnings/errors
  • All scripts remain functional

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  • Chores
    • Improved script reliability with consistent exit status handling across helper scripts
    • Updated developer profile listing to display only top-level items (limited to 20 entries) for clearer output
    • Removed unused variable declarations and improved code clarity with enhanced comments

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- Remove erroneous 'return 0' after main in 3 scripts (fix-s131-default-cases, generate-skills, gsc-add-user-helper)
- Add missing 'return 0' in main() for 3 scripts (ralph-upstream-check, terminal-title-setup, todo-ready)
- Remove unused HELPER_SCRIPT variable (SC2034) in terminal-title-setup.sh
- Replace 'ls -la' with 'find -exec ls -ld' (SC2012) in dev-browser-helper.sh
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Shell script maintenance across the DevOps automation framework, focusing on exit status consistency. Changes include adding explicit return statements in main functions, removing trailing returns, optimizing profile listing output, and cleaning up unused variables with clarifying comments.

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Exit Status Consolidation - Added
.agent/scripts/ralph-upstream-check.sh, .agent/scripts/todo-ready.sh
Added explicit return 0 at end of main function to ensure deterministic exit status after command execution
Exit Status Consolidation - Removed
.agent/scripts/fix-s131-default-cases.sh, .agent/scripts/generate-skills.sh, .agent/scripts/gsc-add-user-helper.sh
Removed final return 0 statements, allowing script exit status to derive from last command execution rather than explicit trailing return
Profile Listing Optimization
.agent/scripts/dev-browser-helper.sh
Modified show_profile() from ls -la to find with -maxdepth 1 and head -20, eliminating total row, excluding recursive listing, and constraining output to first 20 top-level items
Variable Cleanup & Documentation
.agent/scripts/terminal-title-setup.sh
Removed unused HELPER_SCRIPT global variable declaration and added clarifying comment in main function

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Learning: Applies to **/*.sh : Use explicit returns in shell scripts
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Learning: Applies to **/*.sh : Use explicit returns in shell scripts

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.agent/scripts/terminal-title-setup.sh (1)

529-530: LGTM! Intentional status propagation.

The comment clarifies that the function intentionally returns the exit status of the executed command rather than forcing success. This is correct behavior for a command dispatcher—if cmd_install or cmd_uninstall fails, the script should reflect that failure.

Based on learnings, this approach properly handles exit codes while maintaining explicit documentation of the intent.

.agent/scripts/ralph-upstream-check.sh (1)

323-324: LGTM! Clear success indication.

The explicit return 0 after check_upstream clearly indicates successful completion of the normal execution path. This improves code clarity and aligns with the zero-violations ShellCheck standard.

Based on learnings, explicit returns in shell scripts improve reliability and maintainability.

.agent/scripts/dev-browser-helper.sh (1)

332-332: LGTM! Proper fix for SC2012.

The replacement of ls -la with find -exec ls -ld correctly addresses ShellCheck's SC2012 warning against parsing ls output. The subshell cd approach is clean, and limiting to 20 entries provides concise output without overwhelming the user.

Based on learnings, this achieves the zero-violations ShellCheck standard while maintaining readable profile listing output.

.agent/scripts/todo-ready.sh (1)

254-255: LGTM! Explicit success path.

The explicit return 0 after the case statement clearly indicates successful completion of all output formats (count/json/verbose/text). This improves code clarity and ensures proper exit codes for DevOps automation.

Based on learnings, explicit returns strengthen reliability and align with the zero-violations ShellCheck standard.


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Hello @marcusquinn, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on improving the robustness and compliance of several shell scripts by addressing various ShellCheck warnings and standardizing return statement practices. The changes ensure cleaner code, prevent potential issues related to script exit statuses, and enhance the reliability of directory listing operations.

Highlights

  • Return Statement Corrections: Removed erroneous 'return 0' statements that appeared after the main function calls or script bodies in 'fix-s131-default-cases.sh', 'generate-skills.sh', and 'gsc-add-user-helper.sh'. Conversely, added missing 'return 0' statements within the main functions of 'ralph-upstream-check.sh', 'terminal-title-setup.sh', and 'todo-ready.sh' for consistent exit status handling.
  • ShellCheck Compliance: Addressed ShellCheck warnings by removing an unused 'HELPER_SCRIPT' variable (SC2034) in 'terminal-title-setup.sh' and replacing 'ls -la' with 'find -exec ls -ld' (SC2012) in 'dev-browser-helper.sh' for more robust and correct command usage.
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This pull request does a great job of improving the shell scripts by addressing ShellCheck warnings and standardizing return statements. The changes are mostly correct and enhance code quality. I've made one suggestion for dev-browser-helper.sh to improve the readability of the command's output while still resolving the original ShellCheck issue. Overall, this is a solid set of fixes.

echo ""
print_info "Contents:"
ls -la "${PROFILE_DIR}" 2>/dev/null | head -20
find "${PROFILE_DIR}" -maxdepth 1 -exec ls -ld {} \; 2>/dev/null | head -20

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medium

While this change correctly addresses the ShellCheck warning SC2012, it also alters the output format. The new command prepends the full profile directory path to each listed file and includes the profile directory itself in the listing. This makes the output more verbose and less readable than the original ls -la.

A better approach that preserves the original's clean output format while still being safe for filenames would be to change into the directory and then execute find. This avoids repeating the full path for every item.

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find "${PROFILE_DIR}" -maxdepth 1 -exec ls -ld {} \; 2>/dev/null | head -20
(cd "${PROFILE_DIR}" && find . -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -exec ls -ld {} +) 2>/dev/null | head -20

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Summary: Cleans up several .agent/scripts/*.sh to satisfy ShellCheck/postflight issues and improve exit-status consistency.

Changes: Removes invalid top-level return 0, adds explicit return 0 in select main() functions, drops an unused variable, and replaces ls -la with a find -exec ls -ld listing.

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main() unconditionally return 0 after the case, so non-zero returns from cmd_install/cmd_uninstall (e.g., when get_rc_file fails and they return 1) won’t propagate and the script will still exit successfully. Consider allowing main() to return the selected command’s status so callers can detect failure.

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- dev-browser-helper.sh: Use subshell cd + find for cleaner output format
- terminal-title-setup.sh: Remove explicit return 0 to propagate command status
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@marcusquinn marcusquinn merged commit 4ad4790 into main Jan 11, 2026
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