Even when testing the bash shell, the setup_dir runs under /bin/sh (dash for me). This is notable if you're not interested in cross-shell testing, but simply having a tool which can provide shell-based testing for a single shell.
Even when testing the bash shell, the setup_dir runs under /bin/sh (dash for me). This is notable if you're not interested in cross-shell testing, but simply having a tool which can provide shell-based testing for a single shell.
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Even when testing the bash shell, the setup_dir runs under /bin/sh (dash for me). This is notable if you're not interested in cross-shell testing, but simply having a tool which can provide shell-based testing for a single shell.