docs(faq): make uninstall instructions shell-independent #2483
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Description
The uninstall instructions assume that the user is running Bash, which is a safe bet, but isn't always the case.
Motivation and Context
This change wraps the uninstall command in
bash -c
, making it shell-independent in most cases. It will close issue #2484.Closes #2484
Screenshots (if appropriate):
N/A
How Has This Been Tested?
I ran
bash -c 'rm "$(which starship)"'
to uninstall Starship, and it worked, even though I'm using Fish as my shell (this is good).Checklist: