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I prefer just /bin/sh too, it's portable and generally faster. When I get to a point where I'd need bash extensions, it's a sign that I should be using another
by shiomiru 4y ago
I prefer just /bin/sh too, it's portable and generally faster. When I get to a point where I'd need bash extensions, it's a sign that I should be using another language.
- bradknowles 4y agoExcept where /bin/sh is actually a link to the "ash" shell, and stuff suddenly doesn't work the right way anymore. I'm looking at you, Alpine Linux.