This matters for both export and for local variable assignment.
If a += is specified instead of an = in shell variable assignments or in arguments to export, the previous value (if it existed) should not be replaced with the new value.
Instead, the new value should be appended to the old value.
In the context where an assignment statement is assigning a value to a shell variable or array index (see Arrays), the ‘+=’ operator can be used to append to or add to the variable’s previous value.
Bash manual
It should not be too difficult to add this feature, but ofc it touches almost everything, starting from the Lexer and going all the way to the final_cmd_table and export.
This matters for both
exportand for local variable assignment.If a
+=is specified instead of an=in shell variable assignments or in arguments toexport, the previous value (if it existed) should not be replaced with the new value.Instead, the new value should be appended to the old value.
Bash manual
It should not be too difficult to add this feature, but ofc it touches almost everything, starting from the Lexer and going all the way to the
final_cmd_tableandexport.