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fix bashism in git check-ref-format call#10
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fix bashism in git check-ref-format call#10florianernst wants to merge 1 commit intoadrienthebo:masterfrom florianernst:bashism
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'system' spawns a default shell, and on many systems (e.g. Debian starting with 6.0 / Squeezy) the default shell isn't /bin/bash but /bin/dash instead. So let's only use POSIX features and drop the bash-specific '>&' shortcut.
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Heh, yeah, right, and now I finally notice that there is already a pull request related to that: Sorry for the duplication. |
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'system' spawns a default shell, and on many systems (e.g. Debian
starting with 6.0 / Squeezy) the default shell isn't /bin/bash but
/bin/dash instead. So let's only use POSIX features and drop the
bash-specific '>&' shortcut.