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The virtualenvwrapper.sh shell assigns to a as a variable in 4 lines: 430 712 1111 1218 (as far as I can tell).
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I use a as a variable myself. Given that it is a simple, short variable, it is likely that other people do too.
Would it be ok to rename all occurrences of a to __a or __aa or something similar to reduce the chance of interfering with user-defined variables?
Alternative strategy:
__saved_a=$a # at the beginning of the script a=$__saved_a # restore the value at the end
If either of these sound reasonable, I'd be happy to send a PR.
The virtualenvwrapper.sh shell assigns to
aas a variable in 4 lines: 430 712 1111 1218 (as far as I can tell).I use
aas a variable myself. Given that it is a simple, short variable, it is likely that other people do too.Would it be ok to rename all occurrences of a to __a or __aa or something similar to reduce the chance of interfering with user-defined variables?
Alternative strategy:
If either of these sound reasonable, I'd be happy to send a PR.