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i'm pretty new to the shell scripting world and not sure, if i should give my scripts a .sh or .bash extension.

not sure what the pros and cons are.

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[–] vvv 5 points 1 year ago

I stopped using extensions on anything meant to be an "executable" since it leaves me with the option to switch it's implementation. e.g. shell to python or some binary