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standalone-installer-unix: Use ~/.profile when the default shell is sh #321

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Expand Up @@ -201,6 +201,17 @@ shell-rc() {
esac;;
zsh)
echo "${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.zshrc";;
sh)
# sh, whether a historic version or bash in sh-compat mode, doesn't
# use any default startup file for interactive shells. It only
# uses a default startup file for login shells. We'll have to
# assume here that anyone using sh as their default shell will also
# be using login shells appropriately. On macOS, at least, common
# terminal emulators spawn login shells (see commentary above).
# -trs, 26 September 2023

# shellcheck disable=SC2088
echo "~/.profile";;
*)
# A decent guess?
#
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