Looking through the manual, I see three types of use of test with =/!=:
1. if test $fstype = no
In this particular case, $fstype is guaranteed to be defined, but isn't it
better always to write
if test "$fstype" = no
as then one doesn't have to check?
2. if test "$package_foo_enabled" = "yes"
I like this!
3. if test "x$with_readline" != xno
Why not write:
if test "$with_readline" != no
?
It would be nice if this could be made consistent.
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