For debugging purposes, how can you set a breakpoint in a shell script?
- Using the set -e command
- Inserting the line # breakpoint in the script
- Using the break command
- Setting a variable to DEBUG=true
To set a breakpoint in a shell script, you can insert the line # breakpoint in the script. When the script runs, it will stop execution at this line, allowing you to inspect variables and step through code for debugging purposes.
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