20240819-shebang-bash-env #7886
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Related to #7878 |
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What about the perl shebangs? |
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Quite right! Thanks @julek-wolfssl for the reminder -- will update the |
…rl scripts and shell scripts that use bash extensions, and use "#!/bin/sh" on the rest.
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retest this please |
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thanks! |
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portability enhancement: use
#!/usr/bin/env <interpreter>on allperlscripts and shell scripts that usebashextensions, and use "#!/bin/sh" on the rest.tested with
wolfssl-multi-test.sh ... check-shell-scriptsnote that
shellcheckis smart enough to decipher the correct shell dialect from shebangs that use/usr/bin/env.I used
shellcheck -s sh --severity=warningto identify scripts that can use POSIX#!/bin/sh.