Closed richroc closed 3 years ago
The shebang (#!/bin/bash) must be the very first line of a shell script in order to be interpreted as such by the Kernel. Having other comments above the shebang can result in errors such as below:
./install.sh: 51: ./install.sh: [[: not found
Thanks for this, I've got a lot of changes coming soon so I'll merge it when I push those.
The shebang (#!/bin/bash) must be the very first line of a shell script in order to be interpreted as such by the Kernel. Having other comments above the shebang can result in errors such as below:
./install.sh: 51: ./install.sh: [[: not found