Bash

“Our tasks and scripts are currently just Bash, but they're relatively nice Bash”

“replaced Bash scripts with Bun shell for setup and CI scripts.”

“I instead just send everything like that to bash.”

“We were drifting toward a bespoke Bash mess to keep dev and prod in sync.”

“the services we run are typically self-contained golang binaries that we can deploy with bash onto baremetal.”

“The whole deployment process is done in a bash script which uses the git hash for versioning”

“either we use bash or Python for the recipe.”

“I was using two other languages other than SQL on a daily basis as well (Perl and Bash)”

“my very basic inhouse solution ... is ~30 lines of bash, which is ran by cron every day”

“20 years of muscle memory writing bash / python / perl / awk / sql / ruby / JS / CSS selectors”

“building k8s clusters from scratch via terraform and bash scripting.”

“I don't have to worry about forgetting to write `set -euo pipefail` because it does it for me.”

“I sometimes regret having built up tons of Bash aliases, because in the long term it ends up with me not really knowing half the tools I use”

“we have helm charts and a bunch of bash scripts etc.”

“My shell-script solution I've been using for the last year or two”

“I have some bash functions which get/set these defaults, so I will typically make sure I know what I am running against”

“I've been using bash for about 30 years, and at this point, sheer inertia means it's unlikely I'll ever switch away.”

“so we use bind -x and "pretend that you typed in the edit call manually"”

“bash script install things, and use native package managers like pip install”

“We use getopt style command line parameter parsing in at least Java, Perl, Python, and BASH at work”

“I've been using bash since the 90s, and really got into Powershell a couple of years ago”

“Simple scripts, bash until they need their first 'if' or flag or loop, then Go too.”

“everything is done via ansible/repeatable deploys (and some python and bash scripts).”

“I wrote a bash script that extracted those dependencies and created a graphviz dot file.”

“I still write scripts in bash for compatibility (when I have to)”

“adddition transitionally compat with bash or zsh”

“I have a lot of muscle memory with bash-isms which also work in ZSH.”

“Incoming invoices are frequent -> write a bash script, Outgoing invoices are frequent -> write a bash script.”

“use a self-written bash script as "init script"”

“I wrote most of the CLI for Eclipse Che and Codenvy (in bash!!).”

“the bash build script is 177 LoC and is driven by a standard build script”

“I write mostly write C, Bash, Python, Go, Puppet.”

“just some simple orchestration stuff for the local machine written in bash”

“pointing /bin/bash at /bin/dash and making a separate /bin/bash-really.”

“the servers in question had been successfully patched (twice!!) immediately after the Bash issue became public.”

“CGI scripts do get written in bash, and people often often make use of sudo within them. I've seen such a beast in production at multiple companies.”

“Here is the bash alias I have been using for CLI JSON formatting”

“All of ServiceStack's live demos are deployed using simple bash scripts.”

“I was putting my dotfiles into github and spend a lot of time on OSX and Linux so was merging the two sets.”

“To me I think of it as Bash bindings, because that is where I learned them.”

“For the same reason we use Java, C++, Scala, Perl, Closure, Bash, JavaScript, etc...”

“more than half of the code is bash.”

“We use monit combined with a number of helper bash scripts running in cron.”

“We have a bash script which grabs the latest Phing config/property files and then Phing handles the rest...”