Hey! I'm currently trying to deploy parts of this repository for a demo, thank you for the great resource!
Sadly, it's not possible to use the scripts as-is on Ubuntu or Debian machines. Their sh implementation, Dash, is written to be very small, and as such doesn't support many features you'd expect. They already error on the declaration of the out function. If I execute them using bash (as in the shebang line) everything works perfectly.
My solution is now to replace every occurrence of sh [some script] with ./[some script]. On another machine I solved this problem by symlinking /bin/bash to /usr/bin/s, but that's a very dirty solution.
Based on the shebang lines, would anything break on other environments if this change would be implemented?
Hey! I'm currently trying to deploy parts of this repository for a demo, thank you for the great resource!
Sadly, it's not possible to use the scripts as-is on Ubuntu or Debian machines. Their
shimplementation, Dash, is written to be very small, and as such doesn't support many features you'd expect. They already error on the declaration of theoutfunction. If I execute them using bash (as in the shebang line) everything works perfectly.My solution is now to replace every occurrence of
sh [some script]with./[some script]. On another machine I solved this problem by symlinking/bin/bashto/usr/bin/s, but that's a very dirty solution.Based on the shebang lines, would anything break on other environments if this change would be implemented?