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Could the shebang map be defined as to use patterns? It shouldn't break any common usages (only pattern character in common use in executable names is ., which would still match). The motivation is that it's not uncommon for python scripts to have (e.g.) /usr/bin/python2.7 or /usr/bin/python3.10 as their shebang (this is the case for /usr/bin/pydoc and /usr/bin/idle on my system)
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Could the shebang map be defined as to use patterns? It shouldn't break any common usages (only pattern character in common use in executable names is
.
, which would still match). The motivation is that it's not uncommon for python scripts to have (e.g.)/usr/bin/python2.7
or/usr/bin/python3.10
as their shebang (this is the case for/usr/bin/pydoc
and/usr/bin/idle
on my system)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: