fix: making this work on OpenBS with non-GNU tools#1296
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fix: making this work on OpenBS with non-GNU tools#1296port19x merged 3 commits intopystardust:masterfrom
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Replaced `\t` and `\n` with actual tab and newline characters in `sed` commands, as well as `\s` with `[[:space]]` in `grep`, so that it works on non-GNU systems. Should be tested on other OSes though
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Idk I just set it to the next after mine. Not sure if it's supposed to be done this way but ok
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Small syntax changes required to make this work on OpenBSD (and potentially other non-GNU/*BSD systems). Involved replacing
\nand similar backslash-escaped characters with their literal representations (actual newline, tab). Should not break anything on other systems, checked briefly on NixOS, runs fineChecklist
-chistory and continue work-ddownloads work-ssyncplay works-qquality works-vvlc works-eselect episode works-Sselect index works-rrange selection works--skipani-skip works--skip-titleani-skip title argument works--no-detachno detach works--duband regular (sub) mode both work-hhelp info is up to dateAdditional Testcases