replace non-posix tool which with command -v
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`which` is a non-posix tool that might not be present in restricted build-environments. It can however be fully replaced by the posix shell-builtin `command -v`.
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whichwhich with command -v
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as well as neutrinolabs/xorgxrdp#204. Reported by: @drwilly
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whichis a non-posix tool that might not be present in restrictedbuild-environments. It can however be fully replaced by the posix
shell-builtin
command -v.See also:
https://lwn.net/Articles/874049/