The parent mode of envrc-file-mode (sh-mode) unconditionally guesses the concrete shell (via sh--guess-shell). The guess is consistently wrong when the visited file does not have a suffix indicating the concrete shell used. In that case, it guesses from the content of the SHELL environment variable. In my case, SHELL is "/bin/zsh", so sh-mode (and therefore envrc-file-mode) guesses that every .envrc is a zsh file. But .envrc always is a bash file.
purcell
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The parent mode of
envrc-file-mode(sh-mode) unconditionally guesses the concrete shell (via sh--guess-shell). The guess is consistently wrong when the visited file does not have a suffix indicating the concrete shell used. In that case, it guesses from the content of theSHELLenvironment variable. In my case,SHELLis"/bin/zsh", sosh-mode(and thereforeenvrc-file-mode) guesses that every.envrcis a zsh file. But.envrcalways is a bash file.