> Given that macOS developers have been using a shell that’s older than a decent bottle of Scotch, this is obviously a huge selling point. Wouldn't most macOS

> Given that macOS developers have been using a shell that’s older than a decent bottle of Scotch, this is obviously a huge selling point. Wouldn't most macOS developers install their preferred shell as a part of setting up a new Mac? I am not a macOS developer but I feel you'd run into the limits of Bash 3.2 pretty quickly when standing up a new environment.