Portable sed expression for make update-hashes
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While linuxkit#55 fixed the issue with `xargs` it did not fix the `sed` expression to work on MacOS. Do so by enabling extended regular expressions (`-E`) and adjusting the expression, this now works on both Linux (GNU sed 4.4) and on MacOS (system `sed` from FreeBSD). This properly fixes linuxkit#52. Signed-off-by: Ian Campbell <[email protected]>
FTR that's MacOS High Sierra (10.13.2) |
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While #55 fixed the issue with
xargsit did not fix thesedexpression towork on MacOS. Do so by enabling extended regular expressions (
-E) andadjusting the expression, this now works on both Linux (GNU sed 4.4) and on
MacOS (system
sedfrom FreeBSD).This properly fixes #52.
Signed-off-by: Ian Campbell [email protected]