Migrate script-based tests from bash to sh #1109
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WardF
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bash to sh
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The problem here is that I am betting that no has tried to run our tests |
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I am confused. Are you saying there nix style platforms that have sh |
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Alpine Linux appears to be one of them, according to the original issue. |
DennisHeimbigner
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Moving from
#!/bin/bashto#!/bin/shto provide broader platform compatibility. The issue ended up not being OSX (which had a similar issue with thediffcommand, so I'll blame my confusion on that), but on Ubuntushchoking on some of the shell scripts. This PR addresses this.