Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason <avarab@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > We have t/Makefile targets to properly run the tests with prove, > however it's also just as valid to run them as e.g.: > > prove t[0-9]*.sh > > But if they're run as: > > prove t*.sh I am not sure if the above is a good enough excuse to diverge from our convention not to add #! to signal that a scriptlet is not to be used standalone but is meant to be dot-sourced. At least to me, this change looks like making the codebase worse to protect from a mistake that we should not have to worry about in real life. But that may be because my use of prove is limited to a more targetted and narrow set of tests (i.e. either use "t4???-*.sh" for an area, or a single test---anything broader I'd use "make").
