Just put the shebang at the top of your script:
#! /usr/bin/env bash
I'm not a big fan of extensions because if you put the script in your $PATH
it's weird to type do_the_thing.bash
Just put the shebang at the top of your script:
#! /usr/bin/env bash
I'm not a big fan of extensions because if you put the script in your $PATH
it's weird to type do_the_thing.bash
You get to where you write code and it just works, first try.
Eh, I write plenty of Rust code that doesn't work. But at least I haven't had a segfault in a while
You get to where you write code and it just works, first try.
Eh, I write plenty of Rust code that doesn't work. But at least I haven't had a segfault in a while
Just put the shebang at the top of your script:
#! /usr/bin/env bash
I'm not a big fan of extensions because if you put the script in your
$PATH
it's weird to typedo_the_thing.bash