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changed the way script_dir is found to not call on bash
Removes a bash requirement for the env call
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That wasn't intended to be snarky, I apologize if it came off that way. In my testing, this seems compatible with sh, so looks good to me. However, I believe the shebang should either be |
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Done, never tested outside of using sh to runner the command, didn't think about it. |
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LGTM then! Thanks you for the improvement here.
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I saw a snarky comment or some such that to actually be bash independent, we'd need to rewrite the code for identifying the local filesystem. They were right, and so I used an alternative method here, which to the end user works entirely the same. Technically its not function in sh, but none of our processes were functional in sh anyway.