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The check `[[ -z nvme ]]` can't ever fail, since it's checking the string and not the presence of a binary. Wrap that in $(command -v) to check for the binary.
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also fix paths in `ebs-nvme-mapping.sh` this had previously been fixed in oogali#3 but it was changed before it was merged. then I tried to fix it again in oogali#8 but missed some of the digits rebased on top of @pforman-zymergen's PR oogali#13 because I want that binary check but udev needs the full paths
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The check
[[ -z nvme ]]can't ever fail, since it's checking thestring and not the presence of a binary.
Wrap that in $(command -v) to check for the binary.