libticalcs: fix erroneous bashism in configure script #87
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configure scripts are POSIX /bin/sh scripts and cannot have bash-specific syntax. The
test xxx == yyy
construct with double equals is a bash-specific alias for single equals. It does exactly the same thing as single equals -- it provides no additional functionality, no behavior changes, it is exactly the same but with an additional alternate spelling. In exchange for doing nothing, it breaks muscle memory when writing POSIX sh scripts and tricks developers into writing the wrong thing.It should never be used under any circumstances. Ideally it would be removed altogether from GNU bash.
Bug: https://bugs.gentoo.org/723452