Some shell utilities differ from os to os, e.g. Mac OS uses a different version of coreutils than most Linux distributions. This leads to some commands not working, e.g.
please give me the date 2023-01-30 UTC as a UNIX timestamp
results in
date -d "2023-01-30 UTC" +%s
which does not work on Mac OS. If I ask specifically for Mac OS, the result
date -j -u -f "%Y-%m-%d %Z" "2023-01-30 UTC" +%s
works.
It would therefore be very useful to automatically provide GPT with the operating system in use to make the results work out of the box.
Some shell utilities differ from os to os, e.g. Mac OS uses a different version of coreutils than most Linux distributions. This leads to some commands not working, e.g.
please give me the date 2023-01-30 UTC as a UNIX timestampresults indate -d "2023-01-30 UTC" +%swhich does not work on Mac OS. If I ask specifically for Mac OS, the resultdate -j -u -f "%Y-%m-%d %Z" "2023-01-30 UTC" +%sworks.It would therefore be very useful to automatically provide GPT with the operating system in use to make the results work out of the box.