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Rename script to wait-for-it.bash
See original GitHub issueSince this script is a bash script and running it under POSIX sh will fail, it is technically incorrect for it to be named .sh.
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@kolomenkin It is very common to see
.zshor.fishscripts everywhere. Using.bashfor script only supporting BASH makes perfect sense. The only time I would be fine with a script which has a bash shebang, but an.shextensions is when the script is POSIX compliant but wants to run on bashsounds reasonable except I never met .bash scripts before. All bash scripts were had .sh extension