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Re:Learning modern Linux: A handbook for the cloud native pr... by icedchai on Saturday May 07, 2022 @04:46PM (#31298416)
I worked at a place that was forcing zsh on its developers, mainly because it has been "deprecated" on mac OS. It's not like you couldn't install the newest bash off of MacPorts or brew. Production ran on Linux, and zsh wasn't installed there. Better to be consistent, stick with the least common denominator: bash.
Re:Learning modern Linux: A handbook for the cloud native pr... by raffraffraff on Sunday May 08, 2022 @01:55AM (#31301703)
Many years ago I had to write a script that ever developer in the company would occasionally have to use. After running into compatibility issues with python and bash I went for zsh, and never heard a single complaint. I still use bash as my main shell, out of habit (and because I know it'll be installed on whatever remote server I connect to) but zsh isn't so different. It's array syntax, for one. And figuring out what directory "this script" is in, regardless of `pwd` output, is easier.