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        "reasoning_content": "Let me write the script.\n\nKey considerations:\n- Parse args: --keep N, --dry-run, --help, SRC_DIR, DEST_DIR.\n- Validate N positive integer.\n- SRC_DIR must exist (exit 3).\n- Create DEST_DIR if missing (unless dry-run).\n- Create archive with tar czf, contents relative to SRC_DIR, excluding *.tmp and .cache dirs at any depth.\n- Timestamp from BACKUP_NOW or current UTC.\n- Keep N newest by filename timestamp.\n- Never delete non-matching files.\n- dry-run prints CREATE/DELETE lines.\n\nFor tar exclusions: use `tar -czf archive -C SRC_DIR --exclude='*.tmp' --exclude='.cache' .` Hmm, `--exclude='.cache'` matches any path component named .cache? GNU tar --exclude matches against the file name pattern; pattern without slash matches the last component? Actually GNU tar exclude patterns match against the whole name, but a pattern with no slash matches any component? Let me recall: GNU tar's --exclude uses globbing where `*` matches `/` too by default (unless --wildcards-match-slash is disabled). The pattern is matched against the archive member name. For `.cache`, member names are `./.cache`, `./sub/.cache`. Pattern `.cache` won't match `./.cache` because of the `./` prefix. Hmm.\n\nBetter: use `--exclude='./.cache'` and `--exclude='*/.cache'`? Or use `--exclude='.cache'` with `--anchored`? Let's think.\n\nGNU tar: by default, exclude patterns are matched against the file name as stored, and matching is not anchored \u2014 actually the default is that patterns match the whole name but with `*` matching slashes. Let me test empirically.\n\nActually simpler and robust: use `--exclude='*.tmp' --exclude='.cache'` and test. Let me just test in shell.\n\nAlternative robust approach: build file list with find and pass to tar. But find with -print0 and tar --null -T. That handles spaces. Let's do:\n\n```\nfind \"$SRC_DIR\" -mindepth 1 \\( -name '*.tmp' -o -name '.cache' -type d \\) -prune -o -print0\n```\n\nWait need to exclude .cache dirs and prune them, and exclude *.tmp files. Also should we exclude *.tmp directories? Task says \"excluding any *.tmp files and any directory named .cache\". So *.tmp files only (not dirs). But pruning a dir named foo.tmp? Not required. Keep simple: exclude files matching *.tmp.\n\nfind expression:\n```\nfind \"$SRC_DIR\" -mindepth 1 \\\n  \\( -type d -name '.cache' -prune \\) -o \\\n  \\( -type f -name '*.tmp' -prune \\) -o \\\n  -print0\n```\nHmm -prune on a file just skips descending (no-op) but also prevents -print? Actually -prune returns true and doesn't print. For files, -prune is fine but it prevents the -print. 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Or use `find . -mindepth 1` with -C.\n\nBetter: run find with SRC_DIR but strip prefix. Simpler: `(cd \"$SRC_DIR\" && find . -mindepth 1 ... -print0) | tar -czf archive --null -T -`. Then member names are `./file`. \n\nBut careful: tar with -T - and --null reads null-separated names. GNU tar supports `--null` with `-T`. Yes.\n\nHowever, tar -T with names starting `./` works fine.\n\nBut there's a catch: if SRC_DIR is empty, find outputs nothing, tar creates empty archive. Fine.\n\nAlso need to handle the case where find fails. Fine.\n\nAlternatively use tar's --exclude. Let me test which works. I'll test both. Let me just go with find approach for robustness, but note tar -T - with --null: the `-C` not needed since we cd.\n\nActually there's a subtlety with `tar -czf archive --null -T -`: the archive path is relative to current dir, but we cd into SRC_DIR. So use absolute archive path. Compute DEST_DIR absolute. Let's resolve DEST_DIR to absolute path before cd. Use `mkdir -p` then `cd`? Simpler: compute archive path as absolute.\n\nLet me get absolute paths: DEST_DIR may be relative. Use `realpath -m` (coreutils) to normalize. realpath is coreutils. Good. But DEST_DIR may not exist; `realpath -m` handles that.\n\nSRC_DIR: check exists with `[ -d \"$SRC_DIR\" ]` else exit 3. Should we require it be a directory? Task says SRC_DIR does not exist \u2192 3. If it exists but is a file? Probably treat as error too. I'll check -d; if not -d, exit 3 (or usage?). I'll do: if [ ! -e ] \u2192 3; if [ ! -d ] \u2192 3 as well (can't archive contents). Reasonable.\n\nTimestamp: BACKUP_NOW if set, else `date -u +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S`. Should we validate BACKUP_NOW format? Not required. Use as-is.\n\nArchive name: backup-$TS.tar.gz.\n\nRotation: list files in DEST_DIR matching `backup-????????-??????.tar.gz`. Sort by timestamp descending, keep N newest, delete rest. Ordering by timestamp in filename. Since format is fixed-width, lexicographic sort works. Use glob.\n\nNeed to handle spaces in filenames: use arrays and globs carefully. Bash glob expands to array; filenames with spaces are fine as array elements. Newlines not required.\n\nMatching pattern: `backup-????????-??????.tar.gz` \u2014 glob `?` matches any single char. But `?` also matches `/`? No, glob doesn't cross `/`. Fine. But it would match e.g. `backup-aaaaaaaa-bbbbbb.tar.gz` which isn't a valid timestamp. Task says \"Never delete files in DEST_DIR that don't match backup-????????-??????.tar.gz\" \u2014 so pattern matching is by glob, not strict digits. So use glob. Good.\n\nBut careful: the newly created archive also matches and should be included in rotation. Yes.\n\nSorting: `printf '%s\\n' \"${files[@]}\" | sort -r` \u2014 but filenames with spaces fine with newline separation (newlines not required in names). Then take tail. But we need to delete all but N newest. Use mapfile.\n\nLet me implement:\n\n```\nshopt -s nullglob\nfiles=( \"$DEST_DIR\"/backup-????????-??????.tar.gz )\nshopt -u nullglob\n```\n\nWait, glob with DEST_DIR containing spaces: `\"$DEST_DIR\"/backup-...` \u2014 the quoted part plus unquoted glob works. Good.\n\nThen sort. Since filenames include full path, sorting by full path is fine because prefix is same. Use `printf '%s\\n' \"${files[@]}\" | LC_ALL=C sort -r`.\n\nThen:\n```\ncount=${#files[@]}\nif (( count > keep )); then\n  # delete files[keep..]\nfi\n```\n\nBut we need to sort. Let's mapfile sorted:\n```\nmapfile -t sorted < <(printf '%s\\n' \"${files[@]}\" | LC_ALL=C sort -r)\n```\nIf files empty, printf '%s\\n' with no args prints one empty line \u2192 mapfile gives one empty element. Guard: if count==0 skip.\n\nThen for i in keep..count-1: delete sorted[i].\n\nDeletion: `rm -f -- \"$f\"`. In dry-run print DELETE.\n\nAlso the CREATE action: in dry-run print `CREATE <path>` and don't create. In normal, create archive and print? Task says dry-run prints one line per action. It doesn't say normal mode prints. Probably normal mode should be quiet? \"print one line per action: CREATE and DELETE\" is under --dry-run bullet. So normal mode: no output required. I'll keep normal mode silent (maybe no output). Safer to be silent.\n\nHmm, but maybe they expect normal mode also prints? The spec explicitly ties printing to --dry-run. I'll only print in dry-run.\n\nNow, in dry-run, should we still compute which files would be deleted including the new one? Yes: the new archive would be created, then rotation keeps N newest. So in dry-run, the set of files considered = existing matching files + the new archive path. Then determine deletions. Print CREATE for new archive, and DELETE for those beyond N.\n\nLet me implement: build list = existing matching files + new archive path (if not already present). Sort desc. Keep N. Deletions = rest. But careful: if new archive path already exists (same timestamp), it's in existing list; don't duplicate.\n\nIn normal mode: create archive first, then list matching files (which includes new one), sort, delete beyond N.\n\nEdge: keep N, if N >= count, no deletions.\n\nNow argument parsing. Support `--keep N`, `--keep=N`, `--dry-run`, `--help`, `-h`? Spec only --help. I'll support --help and maybe -h. Unknown option \u2192 exit 2.\n\nAlso `--` to end options? Nice to have. I'll support `--`.\n\nPositional: exactly 2 (SRC_DIR DEST_DIR). Missing \u2192 2. Extra \u2192 2.\n\nN validation: positive integer. Regex `^[0-9]+$` and >0. Leading zeros? \"positive integer\" \u2014 `007` is fine? I'll accept digits and value >0. Use `[[ $n =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] && (( n > 0 ))`.\n\nNow write usage function.\n\nLet me also consider: tar exit status; if tar fails, exit non-zero? Spec doesn't define. I'll exit 1 on tar failure with error to stderr. Actually spec only defines 0,2,3. Use 1 for runtime errors. Fine.\n\nAlso creating DEST_DIR: `mkdir -p \"$DEST_DIR\"` in normal mode. In dry-run, don't create. But we need DEST_DIR to exist to list files; if it doesn't exist, no files. Handle.\n\nAlso if DEST_DIR exists but is a file \u2192 error.\n\nLet me also make sure the archive is created atomically-ish? Not required.\n\nNow the find/tar pipeline. Let me write:\n\n```\ncreate_archive() {\n  local archive=\"$1\"\n  ( cd \"$SRC_DIR\" && find . -mindepth 1 \\\n      \\( -type d -name '.cache' -prune \\) -o \\\n      \\( -type f -name '*.tmp' \\) -o \\\n      -print0 ) | tar -czf \"$archive\" --null -T -\n}\n```\n\nWait: `find . -mindepth 1` \u2014 with `.` as start, -mindepth 1 excludes `.` itself. Good. Member names `./file`.\n\nBut there's an issue: `-type f -name '*.tmp'` excludes tmp files, but what about symlinks named *.tmp? Task says *.tmp files. Symlink to file is not -type f. Minor. Could use `! -type d -name '*.tmp'`. Let's use `-name '*.tmp' ! -type d`? Hmm. Simpler: exclude anything named *.tmp except directories? Actually \"*.tmp files\" \u2014 I'll exclude non-directory entries named *.tmp. Use `\\( -name '*.tmp' ! -type d \\)`. But then a directory named foo.tmp would be included (and its contents). That matches \"*.tmp files\" literally. Fine.\n\nActually to be safe and simple, exclude any entry named *.tmp (file or dir) \u2014 but spec says files. Tests likely create a file `x.tmp` and maybe a dir `.cache`. I'll exclude non-dir *.tmp.\n\nLet me restructure find:\n```\nfind . -mindepth 1 \\\n  \\( -type d -name '.cache' -prune \\) -o \\\n  \\( ! -type d -name '*.tmp' \\) -o \\\n  -print0\n```\nHmm `! -type d -name '*.tmp'` \u2014 precedence: `!` applies to `-type d`? In find, `!` negates the following expression. `! -type d -name '*.tmp'` parses as `( ! -type d ) -a ( -name '*.tmp' )`? Actually `!` has higher precedence than `-a`. So it's `(! -type d) -a (-name '*.tmp')`. That's what we want: not a dir AND named *.tmp. Good.\n\nBut wait, the whole expression: `(A) -o (B) -o -print0`. A = `-type d -name '.cache' -prune`. B = `! -type d -name '*.tmp'`. Good.\n\nHmm, but `-prune` on A: when A matches, prune returns true, so B and print skipped. Good.\n\nNow tar reading from pipe: `tar -czf \"$archive\" --null -T -`. The `-T -` reads file list from stdin. With `--null`, names are NUL-separated. Good. But tar's default for -T is to treat names as-is; with `./` prefix fine.\n\nPotential issue: tar may warn \"file changed as we read it\" etc. Not relevant.\n\nAnother issue: if find outputs nothing (empty dir), tar creates empty gzip archive. Fine.\n\nLet me test.\n\nAlso need `set -euo pipefail`? With pipefail, if find fails... fine. But `set -e` with the pipeline in a function and command substitution could be tricky. I'll use careful error handling.\n\nLet me write the script and test thoroughly.\n\nOne more: BACKUP_NOW env. Use `${BACKUP_NOW:-$(date -u +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)}`.\n\nNow rotation ordering \"by the timestamp in the filename\". Lexicographic on the timestamp portion. Since filenames share prefix `backup-` and suffix `.tar.gz`, sorting full path lexicographically equals sorting by timestamp. Good. Use LC_ALL=C.\n\nLet me write.\n\nAlso handle DEST_DIR path with trailing slash \u2014 glob `\"$DEST_DIR\"/backup-...` with trailing slash gives `//`? `\"$DEST_DIR\"/` + `backup` \u2192 if DEST_DIR ends with `/`, becomes `dir//backup-...` which still works. Fine. But for printing paths, normalize. I'll strip trailing slashes maybe. Use realpath -m to normalize DEST_DIR for output consistency? The spec says print `CREATE <path>` \u2014 path presumably DEST_DIR/backup-.... If DEST_DIR given as relative, print relative? Probably fine either way. I'll keep as given (normalized trailing slash). 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Only --help.\n\nLet me write.\n\nFor usage error messages to stderr.\n\nLet me code:\n\n```bash\n#!/usr/bin/env bash\n# rotate.sh - create timestamped tar.gz backups and rotate old ones.\n\nset -u\n\nPROG=${0##*/}\n\nusage() {\n  cat <<EOF\nUsage: $PROG [--keep N] [--dry-run] SRC_DIR DEST_DIR\n\nCreate DEST_DIR/backup-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.tar.gz containing the contents of\nSRC_DIR (excluding *.tmp files and .cache directories), then keep only the\nN newest backups (default 5).\n\nOptions:\n  --keep N    Number of backups to keep (positive integer, default 5).\n  --dry-run   Show what would be done without changing anything.\n  --help      Show this help and exit.\n\nEnvironment:\n  BACKUP_NOW  Timestamp to use, format YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS (default: current UTC).\n\nExit codes:\n  0  success\n  2  usage error\n  3  SRC_DIR does not exist\nEOF\n}\n\ndie_usage() {\n  printf '%s: %s\\n' \"$PROG\" \"$1\" >&2\n  printf \"Try '%s --help' for more information.\\n\" \"$PROG\" >&2\n  exit 2\n}\n\nkeep=5\ndry_run=0\nsrc=\"\"\ndest=\"\"\n\nwhile [ $# -gt 0 ]; do\n  case $1 in\n    --help)\n      usage\n      exit 0\n      ;;\n    --dry-run)\n      dry_run=1\n      shift\n      ;;\n    --keep)\n      [ $# -ge 2 ] || die_usage \"option '--keep' requires an argument\"\n      keep=$2\n      shift 2\n      ;;\n    --keep=*)\n      keep=${1#--keep=}\n      shift\n      ;;\n    --)\n      shift\n      break\n      ;;\n    -*)\n      die_usage \"unknown option '$1'\"\n      ;;\n    *)\n      break\n      ;;\n  esac\ndone\n\n# remaining positionals\nif [ $# -ne 2 ]; then\n  die_usage \"expected SRC_DIR and DEST_DIR\"\nfi\nsrc=$1\ndest=$2\n\n# validate keep\ncase $keep in\n  ''|*[!0-9]*) die_usage \"--keep requires a positive integer\" ;;\nesac\nif [ \"$keep\" -le 0 ]; then\n  die_usage \"--keep requires a positive integer\"\nfi\n```\n\nWait: after `--`, break, then positionals include everything after. But if `--` used and then options-like args, they're positional. Good. But my loop breaks on first non-option, leaving rest as positionals. Good.\n\nBut there's a bug: `--keep` with value that starts with `-`? e.g. `--keep -1`. Then keep=-1, shift 2. Validation catches non-digit. Good.\n\nAlso `--keep` value could be `--dry-run`? Then keep=--dry-run, validation fails \u2192 usage error. Acceptable.\n\nNow SRC check:\n```\nif [ ! -e \"$src\" ]; then\n  printf '%s: source directory does not exist: %s\\n' \"$PROG\" \"$src\" >&2\n  exit 3\nfi\nif [ ! -d \"$src\" ]; then\n  printf '%s: source is not a directory: %s\\n' \"$PROG\" \"$src\" >&2\n  exit 3\nfi\n```\n\nHmm, spec: exit 3 SRC_DIR does not exist. If it's a file, maybe usage? I'll use 3 for both (can't archive). Actually maybe better: if not exists \u2192 3; if exists but not dir \u2192 3 too. Fine.\n\nTimestamp:\n```\nts=${BACKUP_NOW:-$(date -u +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S)}\narchive=\"$dest/backup-$ts.tar.gz\"\n```\n\nNormalize dest trailing slash:\n```\ndest=${dest%/}\n[ -n \"$dest\" ] || dest=/\n```\nHmm if dest is \"/\", stripping gives empty \u2192 set to \"/\". Then archive=\"/backup-...\". Fine.\n\nActually careful: `dest=${dest%/}` on \"foo/\" \u2192 \"foo\". On \"/\" \u2192 \"\". Then set dest=\"/\". On \"foo//\" \u2192 \"foo/\". Eh. Use a loop or just leave. I'll do:\n```\nwhile [ \"${dest%/}\" != \"$dest\" ] && [ \"$dest\" != \"/\" ]; do dest=${dest%/}; done\n```\nSimpler: `dest=${dest%/}` once is enough for typical. I'll do the loop.\n\nNow dry-run listing. Need function to list matching files.\n\n```\nlist_backups() {\n  local d=$1\n  local -a out=()\n  shopt -s nullglob\n  out=( \"$d\"/backup-????????-??????.tar.gz )\n  shopt -u nullglob\n  if [ ${#out[@]} -gt 0 ]; then\n    printf '%s\\n' \"${out[@]}\"\n  fi\n}\n```\n\nThen sort desc:\n```\nmapfile -t existing < <(list_backups \"$dest\" | LC_ALL=C sort -r)\n```\n\nFor dry-run, add archive if not present:\n```\nif [ $dry_run -eq 1 ]; then\n  printf 'CREATE %s\\n' \"$archive\"\n  # build candidate list\n  ...\nfi\n```\n\nLet me unify: build array `all` = existing + archive (dedup). Then sort desc, keep first N, delete rest.\n\nImplementation:\n```\ndeclare -a candidates=()\nif [ -d \"$dest\" ]; then\n  while IFS= read -r f; do\n    [ -n \"$f\" ] && candidates+=(\"$f\")\n  done < <(list_backups \"$dest\")\nfi\n# add new archive if not already there\nfound=0\nfor f in \"${candidates[@]}\"; do\n  [ \"$f\" = \"$archive\" ] && found=1\ndone\n[ $found -eq 1 ] || candidates+=(\"$archive\")\n```\n\nWait in normal mode we create the archive first, then list; the archive will be in the list. In dry-run we add it manually. To unify, in normal mode after creating, list includes it. In dry-run, list existing then add. The dedup handles both.\n\nBut in normal mode, if dest didn't exist, we mkdir then create then list. Good.\n\nSort:\n```\nmapfile -t sorted < <(printf '%s\\n' \"${candidates[@]}\" | LC_ALL=C sort -r)\n```\nIf candidates empty (shouldn't be, always has archive), fine.\n\nThen:\n```\nn=${#sorted[@]}\nfor (( i=keep; i<n; i++ )); do\n  f=${sorted[i]}\n  if [ $dry_run -eq 1 ]; then\n    printf 'DELETE %s\\n' \"$f\"\n  else\n    rm -f -- \"$f\"\n  fi\ndone\n```\n\nOrder of output in dry-run: CREATE first, then DELETEs. Good.\n\nNormal mode: create archive, then delete. Should we print anything? No.\n\nNow create archive function with error handling:\n```\nif [ $dry_run -eq 1 ]; then\n  printf 'CREATE %s\\n' \"$archive\"\nelse\n  mkdir -p -- \"$dest\" || { printf '%s: cannot create %s\\n' \"$PROG\" \"$dest\" >&2; exit 1; }\n  if ! ( cd \"$src\" && find . -mindepth 1 \\\n        \\( -type d -name '.cache' -prune \\) -o \\\n        \\( ! -type d -name '*.tmp' \\) -o \\\n        -print0 ) | tar -czf \"$archive\" --null -T - ; then\n    printf '%s: failed to create archive %s\\n' \"$PROG\" \"$archive\" >&2\n    exit 1\n  fi\nfi\n```\n\nWait, `if ! pipeline` with pipefail not set: exit status is tar's. Good. But `set -u` only, no pipefail. Fine.\n\nBut there's a subtlety: `( cd \"$src\" && find ... )` \u2014 if cd fails, subshell exits non-zero, find not run, tar gets empty input and creates empty archive, pipeline status = tar's = 0. But we already checked src is a dir, so cd should succeed. Fine.\n\nAlso `mkdir -p` should happen before creating archive. In dry-run we don't mkdir. But we also need dest for listing; if not exists, list empty. Good.\n\nHmm, but in dry-run, should we print CREATE even if dest doesn't exist? Yes, action would create it. Fine.\n\nNow, one concern: tar `--null -T -` \u2014 does GNU tar accept `--null` before `-T`? Yes. Let me test.\n\nAlso, tar might interpret filenames starting with `-`? With -T, names are literal. Fine.\n\nLet me also consider: the archive file itself is inside dest, and if dest is inside src? Then find would include the archive being written \u2192 tar reading its own output. Edge case, not required. Could exclude dest if inside src. Skip.\n\nLet me write and test.\n\nAlso `set -u` with `${candidates[@]}` when empty under bash 4.4+ is fine (no error). Bash 5.2 fine.\n\nLet me write the file.\n\nOne more: `--keep` parsing when combined like `--keep=5`. Handled.\n\nAlso what about `--dry-run` after positionals? My loop breaks at first positional, so `rotate.sh src dest --dry-run` would treat --dry-run as extra positional \u2192 error. That's typical getopt behavior (options before positionals). Acceptable. But maybe tests put options first. 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        "reasoning_content": "Let me review the find command. I want to exclude *.tmp files and .cache directories at any depth, and include everything else.\n\nThe find expression:\n```\nfind . -mindepth 1 \\\n    \\( -type d -name '.cache' -prune \\) -o \\\n    \\( ! -type d -name '*.tmp' \\) -o \\\n    -print0\n```\n\nHmm, this is tricky. Let me think about the logic. The default action is -print, but we're using -print0 explicitly. The expression is:\n\n`( -type d -name '.cache' -prune ) -o ( ! -type d -name '*.tmp' ) -o -print0`\n\nWait, that's not right. Let me reconsider. The `-o` operator: `A -o B -o C`. If A is true, prune happens and short-circuits (prune returns true). If A false, evaluate B. If B true, short circuit, no print. If B false, evaluate C (print0).\n\nBut B is `! -type d -name '*.tmp'`. Hmm, `-type d -name '*.tmp'` means a directory named *.tmp. `!` negates. So B is true for anything that is NOT a directory named *.tmp. 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But to be safe, let me only prune *.tmp when it's a file, and for directories named *.tmp, still descend but... hmm, then the dir itself would be printed (included as empty dir entry) which is fine.\n\nLet me do:\n```\nfind . -mindepth 1 \\\n    \\( -type d -name '.cache' -o -type f -name '*.tmp' \\) -prune -o \\\n    -print0\n```\n\nWait, but `-type f -name '*.tmp' -prune` \u2014 prune on a file returns true, so it's excluded. Good. And a directory named foo.tmp: first group false (not .cache, not type f), so goes to -print0, prints the dir, and find descends into it (no prune), printing contents. Good.\n\nHmm, but there's an issue: what about symlinks to files named *.tmp? `-type f` follows? No, -type f is false for symlinks by default (unless -L). So symlink foo.tmp would be printed. Edge case, ignore.\n\nActually, let me reconsider whether to use `-type f`. The task says \"excluding any *.tmp files\". I'll go with matching name regardless but only prune if not a directory... 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    "turn": 19,
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     "command": "cd ./usecase-runner/runs/d07-deepseek-v4-1-flash/work && rm -rf t t2 e z k d o final /tmp/ex /tmp/test.tar.gz /tmp/err\n# absolute path test\nrm -rf /tmp/abs && mkdir -p /tmp/abs/src && echo hi > /tmp/abs/src/f\nBACKUP_NOW=20240101-000000 ./rotate.sh /tmp/abs/src /tmp/abs/dest && tar -tzf /tmp/abs/dest/backup-20240101-000000.tar.gz\nrm -rf /tmp/abs\nls -la\nbash -n rotate.sh && echo \"syntax OK\""
    },
    "result": "exit=0\nstdout:\n./f\ntotal 20\ndrwxr-xr-x 2 box box 4096 Oct 19 21:29 .\ndrwxr-xr-x 5 box box 4096 Oct 19 21:26 ..\n-rw-r--r-- 1 box box 1124 Oct 19 21:26 TASK.md\n-rwxr-xr-x 1 box box 6221 Oct 19 21:29 rotate.sh\nsyntax OK\n\nstderr:\n"
   }
  ]
 }
]