Update shebang in entrypoint scripts to use /usr/bin/env bash #545
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Why do we want this? The entrypoint runs in a a closed pre-defined environment running a Debian based distro, and bash is located in /bin/bash. Feels a bit pointless.. |
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all the python files are using /usr/bin/env', thought it would be better if shell scripts follow the same. |
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Yes, python, but not bash. Bash exists on basically on all linux distributios in /bin/bash. This docker container is running a debian based distro where bash exist in /bin/bash. This is a closed, pre-defined environment and it's no point to make the script portable. Running the bash script via env has to execute two processes: first env so it can find the location of bash, and then bash itself.. What if env is moved away from /usr/bin to /bin, then we would again have to change the shebang to point where env resides. |
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