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fixing pre commit #2393

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The pre-commit install is not working as expected. Start with #! to correctly inform the shell and run it with bash/sh. I discovered it is not working because I am using the fish shell.

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#/bin/sh
#!/bin/bash
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Can you make this bin/sh?

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The script does not work if I am calling it with sh, at least for my system

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What OS are you on?

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I am using PopOs (which is basically Ubuntu) with fish shells.

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Okay, so it doesn't work because you're not on a POSIX compliant shell. In general, we want to keep using sh because it's lighter-weight and maximally portable.

Can you check what other folks have done when using fish with git hooks?

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The #! will inform what shell the script should run in, i.e. sh/bash. So using fish should not be a problem.

If I understand correctly, running the hook is executing the script. When I am running sh .git/hooks/pre-commit, it gives me the following error:

.git/hooks/pre-commit: 3: function: not found
.git/hooks/pre-commit: 5: shift: can't shift that many

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I did some look-up. On Ubuntu, by default, it points your sh to dash, so there is a chance that you might be running dash, but you don't know about it.

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