Build command is run with sh instead of bash, which causes problems in Linux Mint about kulture HOT 5 CLOSED

It was not on purpose, we are not Linux experts. If you can help there it would be greatly appreciated.

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Not sure if you can guarantee that bash is even installed. Should probably
check for bash or zsh.

On Tue, Jan 13, 2015 at 9:09 PM, Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi <
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It was not on purpose, we are not Linux experts. If you can help there it
would be greatly appreciated.

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I'm not a Linux expert either, and I agree with @nosami that you typically shouldn't expect the user has a specific shell installed. That said, it looks like OmniSharp and ksh lean towards bash.

I'm going to see if I have time tonight to look at ways of mitigating the issue without just changing "sh" to "bash." Looking at Sublime's documentation, it looks like we might be able to use "build.sh" and use the shell option to let the OS sort out what shell to use.

I can test against Linux Mint 17, MacOS Mavericks, and Windows 8.1 and submit a pull request if it works.

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I've created a pull request ( #20 ) that changes the shell that should be used to bash.

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Merged the PR closing this now

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