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The version of bash it requires is too new. It's possible to request that users install a newer bash but we should probably just make it not require that.
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The version of bash it requires is too new. It's possible to request that users install a newer bash but we should probably just make it not require that.
Yes, I agree. I didn't think it actually had a functioning shebang, but maybe that's some other script in there. I've always ran it as bash ... anyway, since I run Fish instead.
Sadly, running as bash ... still requires a sufficently new bash, which is the bug I'm reporting. I could make it work by updating the version of bash I have installed (and I probably will eventually), but IMO the amount we gain by requiring that is minimal enough not to be worth it.
(FYI since I also use fish, you can still run executable shell scripts with shebangs as ./blah, even if they aren't written in fish).
Ah, this is annoying. I used bash 4.0's associative arrays, which I think is what's causing the problem. 4.0 was announced nearly 10 years ago - but apparently since it's licensed under GPLv3, OSX won't include it and instead uses an older GPLv2 version.
We should change the script :(
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The version of bash it requires is too new. It's possible to request that users install a newer bash but we should probably just make it not require that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: