fix(git-bulk): fix a bad integer expression #1198
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Fix a logic error inside the `allowedargcount()` function. This function may be called with one or two arguments. However, no default values are assigned to `$1` and `$2` that are used inside a numerical comparison. Therefore, when using a bad number of arguments for the following lines: ``` listall|purge) allowedargcount 1;; addcurrent|removeworkspace) allowedargcount 2;; ``` Then, we would get the error `[: : integer expression expected`. To fix this, we assign the 0 default value to `$1` and `$2`, such that we trigger the error message destined to the user without any integer error when there is a bad number of argument and that the function is called with only 1 argument instead of 2.
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Fix a logic error inside the
allowedargcount()function. This function may be called with one or two arguments. However, no default values are assigned to$1and$2that are used inside a numerical comparison. Therefore, when using a bad number of arguments for the following lines:Then, we would get the error
[: : integer expression expected. To fix this, we assign the 0 default value to$1and$2, such that we trigger the error message destined to the user without any integer error when there is a bad number of argument and that the function is called with only 1 argument instead of 2.