Makefile: Use path agnostic bash location #1261
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This patch changes the bash location in the makefile from /bin/bash to /usr/bin/env bash. The latter is a more reproducible location as it is common to more *nix systems which don't contain the former, such as NixOS.
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@JonathonHall-Purism This implements first step into making Heads current buildsystem being able to transition to being build on top of *Nix as per #936 (comment) discussions. (This will need all blobs/ scripts also being modified, which have path to python hardcoded as well as other troubleshooting along the way) @JonathonHall-Purism : I have nothing against merging this: that would be an improvement. |
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Agree, let's merge it. Thanks! |
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This patch changes the bash location in the makefile from /bin/bash to /usr/bin/env bash. The latter is a more reproducible location as it is common to more *nix systems which don't contain the former, such as NixOS.