Good catch, and you're right. /bin/sh on Debian and Ubuntu points to dash, and if the install script leans on bash-specific syntax, that's exactly the kind of thing that trips people up - even with the built-in check nudging them toward bash afterward. Piping straight to bash side steps that extra round trip. I'll update the command in the article. Thanks for flagging it.
The Linux download command should pipe curl to bash, not sh. Debian's /bin/sh is linked to dash and the install script uses bashisms.
It does have a check included that will tell the user to specify bash but specifying bash in your instructions would save people the trouble.
Good catch, and you're right. /bin/sh on Debian and Ubuntu points to dash, and if the install script leans on bash-specific syntax, that's exactly the kind of thing that trips people up - even with the built-in check nudging them toward bash afterward. Piping straight to bash side steps that extra round trip. I'll update the command in the article. Thanks for flagging it.