Testing: Replace which with command -v #6303
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The `which` utility is an external utility that has to be installed as an RPM package. We could include it during the container creation or we could use the equivalent `command -v` builtin from the Bash (the default shell).
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Is there anything I’m expected to do here? I would have thought it non-controversial. |
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whichutility is an external utility that has to be installed as an RPM package. We could include it during the container creation or we could use the equivalentcommand -vbuiltin from the Bash (the default shell).