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The env gop run shebang line is not posix-compliant; posix only requires support for a single argument in the shebang and this one has two arguments (gop run).
by kzrdude 6y ago
The env gop run shebang line is not posix-compliant; posix only requires support for a single argument in the shebang and this one has two arguments (gop run).
</irrelevant unix nerd mumbling>
- nine_k 6y agoPOSIX is thirty three years old. Can we please consider certain modest improvements?
- 10000truths 6y agoThe latest revision of the POSIX standard is only 4 years old.
- pjmlp 6y agoAnd yet it is still all about writing CLI and server daemons, stuck in the early 80's timesharing computing world.
- lanstin 6y agoThat is an odd comment to put using HTTP onto a process listening to port 443 so it can be stored by way of sending certain bytes to a different process listening to a port.
- pjmlp 6y agoExcept that the application that is able to display and understand what those magical HTTP contents mean isn't part of POSIX.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- m45t3r 6y agoThere is env -S that supports multiple arguments. This was always an extension available in BSD I think, and it is available now in recent versions of GNU's env.
- d110af5ccf 6y agoGNU Coreutils env supports the -S option as of v8.30. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS appears to be on v8.28, but 19.04 supports it. (https://stackoverflow.com/q/4303128 https://stackoverflow.com/q/4303128) (Also, I didn't think the shebang was specified by POSIX at all? Am I wrong?)