Closed EdJoPaTo closed 3 years ago
most often sh is an alias for the default shell. fish for example is not fully compatible with bash which can result in strange behaviour. Explicitly stating bash is therefore less problematic on different systems.
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bash
Thank you!
most often
sh
is an alias for the default shell. fish for example is not fully compatible with bash which can result in strange behaviour. Explicitly statingbash
is therefore less problematic on different systems.