Add support for mksh - #115
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`frum init` produces an error about not being able to infer the shell when ran under mksh. From looking at frum's source and documentation, the `__frumcd` shell function and the `eval` and `frum init` commands for bash all seem like they will work just fine with mksh. I added mksh alongside bash and sh and rebuilt frum and everything is working well for me. I do not currently have access to other ksh derivatives to test with, and I am not sure of the current state of ksh derivative support in the "shell" crate. But this simple change has me up and running and enjoying frum.
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frum initproduces an error about not being able to infer the shellwhen ran under mksh.
From looking at frum's source and documentation, the
__frumcdshell function and the
evalandfrum initcommands for bash allseem like they will work just fine with mksh. I added mksh alongside
bash and sh and rebuilt frum and everything is working well for me.
I do not currently have access to other ksh derivatives to test with,
and I am not sure of the current state of ksh derivative support in the
"shell" crate. But this simple change has me up and running and enjoying
frum.
changelog: Add support for mksh by leveraging the existing bash/sh shell functionality