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For that matter, the "./file" pattern is only required to disambiguate executables in the local directory so it doesn't try to look them up in the PATH. For arg
by Y_Y 1y ago
For that matter, the "./file" pattern is only required to disambiguate executables in the local directory so it doesn't try to look them up in the PATH. For arguments like here it's redundant.
- Gabrys1 1y agoI guess the ./xxx makes it clear that the command expects a path (that may be relative to the cwd), so I'm not hating _that_ part.