Not all systems install bash at /bin/bash. Most notably, some BSD systems don't ship bash as the default shell, and do not install third-party packages in /bin (they go in /usr/local/bin instead).
Use /usr/bin/env so that bash is automatically located, wherever it may be.
With this change, the package now builds properly on OpenBSD.
yesudeep
commented
2 years ago
Not all systems install bash at /bin/bash. Most notably, some BSD systems don't ship bash as the default shell, and do not install third-party packages in /bin (they go in /usr/local/bin instead).
Use
/usr/bin/envso that bash is automatically located, wherever it may be.With this change, the package now builds properly on OpenBSD.