How to differentiate an executable sh file, and a source sh file?
I have sh files that are executable, and others that are only meant to be sourced by executable ones.
On the executable ones I use no extension at all, and have the first line as #! /bin/sh.
On the sourced files, I use .sh extension, and they have no first line.
I would like to follow common conventions, but I haven't found any. Is there any common convention I should follow on those sourced files?
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I have sh files that are executable, and others that are only meant to be sourced by executable ones.
On the executable ones I use no extension at all, and have the first line as #! /bin/sh.
On the sourced files, I use .sh extension, and they have no first line.
I would like to follow common conventions, but I haven't found any. Is there any common convention I should follow on those sourced files?
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I have sh files that are executable, and others that are only meant to be sourced by executable ones.
On the executable ones I use no extension at all, and have the first line as #! /bin/sh.
On the sourced files, I use .sh extension, and they have no first line.
I would like to follow common conventions, but I haven't found any. Is there any common convention I should follow on those sourced files?
shell filenames
asked 2 hours ago
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I have sh files that are executable, and others that are only meant to be sourced by executable ones.
On the executable ones I use no extension at all, and have the first line as #! /bin/sh.
On the sourced files, I use .sh extension, and they have no first line.
I would like to follow common conventions, but I haven't found any. Is there any common convention I should follow on those sourced files?
shell filenames
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