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New bash-parse rule flags two statements sharing a line

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Commands cramming two statements onto one line are now flagged as too complex to auto-approve.

What

Command analysis now treats a command as too complex when one statement directly follows another on the same line, since bash reads that as a single command.

Details
  • Two node-type sets back the check: a statement-like set including redirected_statement and ERROR, and a smaller set of negated_command, if_statement, while_statement and for_statement
  • A new walk over the parse tree applies the rule and classifies the command accordingly
Evidence

statement directly follows another statement on the same line

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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