Do not add extra argument to /usr/bin/env#18
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Fixes studiorack#16. /usr/bin/env on Linux and many other Unix-y systems do not seem to split arguments to env, resulting in attempting to run the rest of the argument strings as one single command and failing.
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I had some experimental publication at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@atsushieno/studiorack-cli so that you can try local execution with npx (or npm). I made it through a private copy repo so the namespace is different (also had to bump version for some experiments). |
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Fixes #16.
/usr/bin/env on Linux and many other Unix-y systems do not seem to split arguments to env, resulting in attempting to run the rest of the argument strings as one single command and failing.