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[3.10] gh-98548: Fix -ne shell operator spelling#98555
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Unfortunately, I cannot add "skip news" label manually, and I doubt that CI typo fix is worth an entry. |
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Thanks for this! Let's discuss on the 3.11 PR: #98556 (review) |
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gh-98548: Workflow not equal operator spelling
This shell operator should be spelled as
-ne, not as-neq. All shell binary operators are two symbols long.This bug is present on
3.10and3.11branches only.