Can't run script in fish shell

[stellarhoof]

Trying to execute the resulting script from Shdo using fish shell on OS X fails with

exec: Exec format error
The file '{tmpfile}' is marked as an executable but could not be run by the operating system.

Specifying the shell after a shebang solves it. Maybe $SHELL can be used or /bin/sh as a fallback?

[justinmk]

Maybe $SHELL can be used or /bin/sh as a fallback?

Fall back under what conditions? What is :set shell ? All Z! does is call :!, it's assumed you've configured 'shell', 'shellcmdflag', etc appropriately.

[stellarhoof]

:! works as expected.
'shell' == $SHELL == /usr/bin/local/fish and shellcmdflag == -c

The problem is that the executable file produced by Shdo itself is run with :!, which fish doesn't like.

This is what I'm talking about https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Talk:Fish.

[justinmk]

:! works as expected.

How is that possible? :!% in the script buffer works for you?

Anyways, let me know if the latest version works for you now.

[stellarhoof]

No I meant that :! (not :!% on the script buffer) works for me. As in :!cat foo.

The last commit fixes it indeed. Thank you very much!