bashism in ThornDoc

Issue #901 resolved
Frank Löffler created an issue

ThornDoc uses '==' within 'test' to test for something being equal. However, for shell scripts this should be '='. This works in bash, since it also accepts '==', but it does not work for /bin/sh by default, which is what ThornDoc claims to be a script for. The effect is that 'make THORN-ThornDoc' prints a lot of warnings.

The attached patch fixes this by replacing '==' with '='.

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  1. Frank Löffler reporter
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    I applied the same patch to ArrangementDoc, thanks for the hint. We could resolve it by letting the scripts use bash instead, but I don't think we should unless there is some reason for using bash features.

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