Use .sh or .bash extension if file is meant to be included/sourced. Never on executable script.
I'm curious about the philosophy of NOT including .sh as a suffix for scripts.
The main reason I always suffix shell scripts with .sh is to make shellcheck linting simpler. A makefile rule with find . -type f -name '*.sh' | xargs shellcheck is the simplest way I know to ensure quality control for all scripts in a repo.
I'm curious about the philosophy of NOT including .sh as a suffix for scripts.
The main reason I always suffix shell scripts with
.shis to make shellcheck linting simpler. A makefile rule withfind . -type f -name '*.sh' | xargs shellcheckis the simplest way I know to ensure quality control for all scripts in a repo.