Use a shebang to enforce running test.sh in bash #24
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Commit b959a7f was made because `test.sh` cannot run on systems where the default shell is not bash compatible (e.g. zsh). (cf evolbioinfo#23) A [shebang](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_(Unix)) allows to force the use of bash to interpret the shell script. This version using `/usr/bin/env` should be the most portable.
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Commit b959a7f was made because
test.shcannot run on systems where the default shell is not bash compatible (e.g. zsh). (cf #23)A shebang allows to force the use of bash to interpret the shell script. This version using
/usr/bin/envshould be the most portable.@lucblassel It this working fine for you?