Use #!/usr/bin/env bash #18762
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After some testing on FreeBSD, which doesn't have
/bin/bash- the wisdom of the internet suggests that using a shebang of#!/usr/bin/env bashis more cross-platform - and indeed this does work on FreeBSD and the other supported platforms (of course bash does have to exist somewhere in the path)Apparently this is not guaranteed as some very esoteric systems have
/bin/envbut this is more cross platform than expecting/bin/bash