zopen-config pollutes bash namespace with displayHelp, sanitizeEnvVar and deleteDuplicateEntries

[ivanbili]

Description

In my .bashrc, I have:

zopen-config --override-zos-tools

It is declaring at least one bash function that is escaping (you can check with typeset -f):

displayHelp ()
{
    echo "usage: . zopen-config [--eknv] [--knv] [--quiet] [-?|--help]";
    echo "  --override-zos-tools   Adds altbin/ dir to the PATH and altman/ dir to MANPATH, overriding the native z/OS tooling.";
    echo "  --nooverride-zos-tools Does not add altbin/ and altman/ dir to PATH and MANPATH.";
    echo "  --override-zos-tools-subset=<file>";
    echo "      Override a subset of zos tools. Containing a subset of packages to override, delimited by newlines.";
    echo "  --knv                  Display zopen environment variables ";
    echo "  --eknv                 Display zopen environment variables, prefixed with an";
    echo "                         'export ' keyword for use in scripts";
    echo "  --quiet                Do not display messages";
    echo "  -?, --help             Display this help"
}

There is also sanitizeEnvVar and deleteDuplicateEntries, and those might be coming from zopen scripts as well...

Severity

Sev 4 - Low

Expected Behavior

These bash functions should not be in the environment after running zopen-config.

Actual Behavior

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z/OS Version

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zopen package manager version

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Network or Security Configuration (Optional)

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