Split2flac is incompatible with the dash (a POSIX compliant /bin/sh implementation) due to the use of the &> output redirection operator in conjunction with the which commands. In order to fix this, the &> operator has been replaced by >, and (in order to avoid the outputs to stderr) which has been replaced by command -v.
Note that this could alternatively be solved by replacing the use of &>/dev/null with >/dev/null 2>&1, but I didn't like that as much.
Split2flac is incompatible with the dash (a POSIX compliant
/bin/shimplementation) due to the use of the&>output redirection operator in conjunction with thewhichcommands. In order to fix this, the&>operator has been replaced by>, and (in order to avoid the outputs to stderr)whichhas been replaced bycommand -v.Note that this could alternatively be solved by replacing the use of
&>/dev/nullwith>/dev/null 2>&1, but I didn't like that as much.