Fix sed aliasing in generate-results.sh for macOS
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AdamGS
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generate-results.shgenerate-results.sh for macos
AdamGS
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@rschu1ze thanks for the quick turnaround and thank you for maintaining this project! |
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By default, aliases are not expanded in bash scripts, meaning the macos
sedis still being used in the rest of the script even ifgsedis available.This change allows aliases to be expanded for the purposes of running this script, verified this behavior and fix on my macbook.