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<qyliss>
Anyone know why a shebang wouldn't be working on Darwin? https://logs.nix.ci/?key=nixos/nixpkgs.75799&attempt_id=0fcff674-7346-47ef-8934-5ae6a3739586
<qyliss>
I don't have a machine to test.
<gchristensen>
a shebang can't point to a script, is it pointing to a script?
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<qyliss>
Not on Linux, at least.
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<LnL>
on darwin it's not allowed
<LnL>
it needs to be a binary
<LnL>
similarly the length of the line is limited including arguments, rather then just argv0 on linux
<qyliss>
It is one of those funny Perl shebangs
<qyliss>
but presumably those must work in general or they'd have been changed by now
<__monty__>
Those aren't really shebangs though, are they? Don't they just reparse the shebang line? Maybe the perl version's too old or something?