Hi! Very old versions of bash do not support the following regex thingie
in shell:
if [[ "$1" =~ "--notebook="* || "$1" =~ "-n="* || "$1" =~ "-notebook="* ]];
then
sage-cleaner &>/dev/null &
exec sage-notebook "$@"
fi
Is there an obvious way to remove the =~ from this (necessary since
different notebooks are now supported), or not? If so, what would the best
change be to make a "custom version" that was not officially supported by
Sage, supposing someone wanted to remove this? (Of course, one could just
remove the line completely but that removes the option for non-default
notebook.)
Thanks!
- kcrisman
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