You’re missing my point. If you’re targeting Python then you need Python installed however you don’t always know where that executable might live. Whereas if yo

You’re missing my point. If you’re targeting Python then you need Python installed however you don’t always know where that executable might live. Whereas if you’re targeting shell scripts then you can always fallback to regular Bourne shell if you need portability and that should always have an executable or simlink in /bin/sh. The Python 2 problem is a whole other topic :)