No matter how many script devs you complain to, there is _always_ going
to be a script that contains bashisms. If /bin/sh _absolutely_ has to
point to dash, instead of refusing to run scripts with bashisms, why not
do something constructive like scanning the script for bashisms, and
then running it in bash? Or perhaps even patching dash to do something
useful with bashisms when it comes across them, like issuing a warning,
instead of just dying for reasons unknown to the user?
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Script that are using bash could be broken with the new symlink
https://launchpad.net/bugs/61463

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