Isn't zsh the current #!/bin/sh on MacOS?

Why is this written for bash, which isn't getting recent changes?

Compatibility with older devices that aren't eligible for recent OS updates, I would assume?

Or, if the person is like me, they're more comfortable in Bash after years of it being the default. Hacking around in a less-familiar shell seems like a bad idea if it's optional when deleting data, regardless of what's currently the default. (I realize that zsh can execute commands with Bash syntax, that's not my point.)

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chasil 10 months ago | parent | next [-]

It's actually more appropriate to install dash, and write the script with that.

When this is done, it will run in all the shells, because the script becomes POSIX-compliant.

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plorkyeran 10 months ago | parent [-]

Making a macOS-specific script which does not make sense to run anywhere else portable to other platforms is entirely a waste of time.

	▲	chasil 10 months ago \| parent [-]
		Portability between bash and zsh is a waste of time? Wasn't a previous argument that legacy Macs should remain supported if possible? smh.

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duskwuff 10 months ago | parent | prev [-]

zsh has been available in every version of macOS since 10.0 - there's never been a version where bash was installed but zsh wasn't.