example-interpreter-not-absolute
This example script uses a relative path to locate its interpreter.
This path will be taken relative to the caller's current directory, not
the script's, so a user will probably not be able to run the example
without modification. This tag can also be caused by script headers like
#!@BASH@
, which usually mean that the examples were copied out
of the source tree before proper Autoconf path substitution.
Severity: | info |
Experimental: | false |
See also
- list of all the affected packages
- the source of this tag