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Has anyone tried Amber for writing bash scripts? Would you recommend it?
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Let's also remind that at least Helix the very good editor automatically runs bash stuff through Shellcheck if you have it installed, while you type. It's been amazingly useful and educational. I write a lot of bash at work and have learned many finer details from Shellcheck's hints.
It even does the Clippy thing. I'm piping something into a sed s/.../... and it tips 'try ${variable//search/replace} instead'.