Please add a "shebang" into script

[znoxx]

Calling script in linux shell as simple executable leads to some unpredictable results, since shebang is missing

#!/usr/bin/env python3 for example.

./gogrepoc.py fails

python3 ./gogrepoc.py works

[Kalanyr]

I'm afraid I can't do this one atm 1) Shebangs mess up the Windows interpeter when you're using py to run multiple versions. Since I primarily use Windows this is a hard stop for me in terms of the local copy I use. 2) The *nix python exec isn't currently consistent across distros (whether it's python / python2 / python 3 and if it's just python whether that's 2 or 3 )

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[znoxx]

Thanks for reply.
Ok, fine, but may be to just add a note into readme for correct linux call ?

[Kalanyr]

Yeah, that sounds like a good idea.

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[pasbec]

Maybe a stupid comment to an old post but it might be useful for others:

Why not just create your own shortcut once?

Just go in to your gogrepoc directory (replace ${YOUR_DIRECTORY_OF_GOGREPOC} with your own):

cd ${YOUR_DIRECTORY_OF_GOGREPOC}

Then do soemthing like this:

echo "cd \$(dirname \"\$0\") && python3 ./gogrepoc.py" > gogrepoc
chmod +x gogrepoc

This way you could even save three characters (.py) when starting the tool:

./gogrepoc

You could even go one step further and add the gogrepoc directory to your PATH variable afterwards like this

echo "export PATH=\"${PWD}:\$PATH\"" >> ~/.bashrc

This saves you yet another two characters with the benefit of starting it from everywhere and whenever you want:

gogrepoc