chore: drop the vendored bin/create-pr by Chemaclass · Pull Request #892 · TypedDevs/bashunit

Chemaclass · 2026-07-27T08:55:05Z

🤔 Background

Related #867

bin/create-pr was a 476-line vendored copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10. Nothing referenced it — not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. PRs here are opened with the pr skill, so the vendored copy has no remaining role.

💡 Changes

Deletes bin/create-pr.
Drops it from the sa target's explicit file list, the one live reference. Having no .sh extension it had been invisible to make sa until docs: stop instructing shfmt -w, and scope make sa correctly #863 added it, which is what exposed that it is written in a Bash 4 style ([[ ]] throughout) the project's own compatibility rules prohibit.

A 476-line copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10 that nothing referenced: not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. Having no .sh extension it was invisible to `make sa` until #863 added it explicitly, so it sat in the tree written in a Bash 4 style (`[[ ]]` throughout) that the project's own compatibility rules prohibit. Also drops it from the `sa` target's file list, the one live reference. Closes#867

Chemaclass · 2026-07-27T08:55:05Z

🤔 Background

Related #867

bin/create-pr was a 476-line vendored copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10. Nothing referenced it — not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. PRs here are opened with the pr skill, so the vendored copy has no remaining role.

💡 Changes

Deletes bin/create-pr.
Drops it from the sa target's explicit file list, the one live reference. Having no .sh extension it had been invisible to make sa until docs: stop instructing shfmt -w, and scope make sa correctly #863 added it, which is what exposed that it is written in a Bash 4 style ([[ ]] throughout) the project's own compatibility rules prohibit.

A 476-line copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10 that nothing referenced: not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. Having no .sh extension it was invisible to `make sa` until #863 added it explicitly, so it sat in the tree written in a Bash 4 style (`[[ ]]` throughout) that the project's own compatibility rules prohibit. Also drops it from the `sa` target's file list, the one live reference. Closes#867

Chemaclass · 2026-07-27T08:55:05Z

🤔 Background

Related #867

bin/create-pr was a 476-line vendored copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10. Nothing referenced it — not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. PRs here are opened with the pr skill, so the vendored copy has no remaining role.

💡 Changes

Deletes bin/create-pr.
Drops it from the sa target's explicit file list, the one live reference. Having no .sh extension it had been invisible to make sa until docs: stop instructing shfmt -w, and scope make sa correctly #863 added it, which is what exposed that it is written in a Bash 4 style ([[ ]] throughout) the project's own compatibility rules prohibit.

A 476-line copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10 that nothing referenced: not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. Having no .sh extension it was invisible to `make sa` until #863 added it explicitly, so it sat in the tree written in a Bash 4 style (`[[ ]]` throughout) that the project's own compatibility rules prohibit. Also drops it from the `sa` target's file list, the one live reference. Closes#867

Chemaclass · 2026-07-27T08:55:05Z

🤔 Background

Related #867

bin/create-pr was a 476-line vendored copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10. Nothing referenced it — not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. PRs here are opened with the pr skill, so the vendored copy has no remaining role.

💡 Changes

Deletes bin/create-pr.
Drops it from the sa target's explicit file list, the one live reference. Having no .sh extension it had been invisible to make sa until docs: stop instructing shfmt -w, and scope make sa correctly #863 added it, which is what exposed that it is written in a Bash 4 style ([[ ]] throughout) the project's own compatibility rules prohibit.

A 476-line copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10 that nothing referenced: not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. Having no .sh extension it was invisible to `make sa` until #863 added it explicitly, so it sat in the tree written in a Bash 4 style (`[[ ]]` throughout) that the project's own compatibility rules prohibit. Also drops it from the `sa` target's file list, the one live reference. Closes#867

Chemaclass · 2026-07-27T08:55:05Z

🤔 Background

Related #867

bin/create-pr was a 476-line vendored copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10. Nothing referenced it — not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. PRs here are opened with the pr skill, so the vendored copy has no remaining role.

💡 Changes

Deletes bin/create-pr.
Drops it from the sa target's explicit file list, the one live reference. Having no .sh extension it had been invisible to make sa until docs: stop instructing shfmt -w, and scope make sa correctly #863 added it, which is what exposed that it is written in a Bash 4 style ([[ ]] throughout) the project's own compatibility rules prohibit.

A 476-line copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10 that nothing referenced: not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. Having no .sh extension it was invisible to `make sa` until #863 added it explicitly, so it sat in the tree written in a Bash 4 style (`[[ ]]` throughout) that the project's own compatibility rules prohibit. Also drops it from the `sa` target's file list, the one live reference. Closes#867

Chemaclass · 2026-07-27T08:55:05Z

🤔 Background

Related #867

bin/create-pr was a 476-line vendored copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10. Nothing referenced it — not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. PRs here are opened with the pr skill, so the vendored copy has no remaining role.

💡 Changes

Deletes bin/create-pr.
Drops it from the sa target's explicit file list, the one live reference. Having no .sh extension it had been invisible to make sa until docs: stop instructing shfmt -w, and scope make sa correctly #863 added it, which is what exposed that it is written in a Bash 4 style ([[ ]] throughout) the project's own compatibility rules prohibit.

A 476-line copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10 that nothing referenced: not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. Having no .sh extension it was invisible to `make sa` until #863 added it explicitly, so it sat in the tree written in a Bash 4 style (`[[ ]]` throughout) that the project's own compatibility rules prohibit. Also drops it from the `sa` target's file list, the one live reference. Closes#867

Chemaclass · 2026-07-27T08:55:05Z

🤔 Background

Related #867

bin/create-pr was a 476-line vendored copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10. Nothing referenced it — not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. PRs here are opened with the pr skill, so the vendored copy has no remaining role.

💡 Changes

Deletes bin/create-pr.
Drops it from the sa target's explicit file list, the one live reference. Having no .sh extension it had been invisible to make sa until docs: stop instructing shfmt -w, and scope make sa correctly #863 added it, which is what exposed that it is written in a Bash 4 style ([[ ]] throughout) the project's own compatibility rules prohibit.

A 476-line copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10 that nothing referenced: not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. Having no .sh extension it was invisible to `make sa` until #863 added it explicitly, so it sat in the tree written in a Bash 4 style (`[[ ]]` throughout) that the project's own compatibility rules prohibit. Also drops it from the `sa` target's file list, the one live reference. Closes#867

Chemaclass · 2026-07-27T08:55:05Z

🤔 Background

Related #867

bin/create-pr was a 476-line vendored copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10. Nothing referenced it — not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. PRs here are opened with the pr skill, so the vendored copy has no remaining role.

💡 Changes

Deletes bin/create-pr.
Drops it from the sa target's explicit file list, the one live reference. Having no .sh extension it had been invisible to make sa until docs: stop instructing shfmt -w, and scope make sa correctly #863 added it, which is what exposed that it is written in a Bash 4 style ([[ ]] throughout) the project's own compatibility rules prohibit.

A 476-line copy of Chemaclass/create-pr v0.10 that nothing referenced: not the Makefile targets, the workflows, the pr skill, or the docs, which link the upstream project rather than this copy. Having no .sh extension it was invisible to `make sa` until #863 added it explicitly, so it sat in the tree written in a Bash 4 style (`[[ ]]` throughout) that the project's own compatibility rules prohibit. Also drops it from the `sa` target's file list, the one live reference. Closes#867

Chemaclass added the refactoring Refactoring or cleaning related label Jul 27, 2026

Chemaclass self-assigned this Jul 27, 2026

Chemaclass merged commit b2bcdec into mainJul 27, 2026
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