Make shell scripts more portable #51
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Some non-Linux systems don't ship with the `bash` command in the /bin directory -- in fact, some don't ship with bash at all. Using `/usr/bin/env` to find the bash executable ensures that if there is a `bash` executable on the PATH it will be used.
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Some non-Linux systems don't ship with the
bashcommand in the /bindirectory -- in fact, some don't ship with bash at all.
Using
/usr/bin/envto find the bash executable ensures that if thereis a
bashexecutable on the PATH it will be used.