Cmder bash script executing

Question

I created basic script in Windows.

#!/bin/bash

echo Hello

I am using Cmder, ConEmu derivative. I tried to change the priviliges with chmod, bu

Answer 1

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TL:DR: Here my toying with "Cmder > bash" on Windows to create a Global script:

I've created a external script:

a@DESKTOP /c/Scripts/
λ vi test.sh

with the content

#!/bin/bash
echo 'Can you see me now?'

it can be executed from the same folder:

a@DESKTOP /c/Scripts/
λ ./test.sh
Can you see me now?

on creating a simbolink link:

λ ln -s /c/Portables/Scripts/GlobalesBash/test.sh /bin/mytest

it seems to work fine calling it with just the name:

λ mytest
Can you see me now?

but if the original file gets modified:

λ cat test.sh
#!/bin/bash
echo 'Yes, I see you'

the changes are not reflected using the link:

λ mytest
Can you see me now?

The conclusion:

so the best option is creating the script directly on the folder /bin:

λ cd /bin
λ vi aloha
λ cat aloha
echo 'aloha!!!'

and #!/bin/bash isn't even necessary with Cmder on Windows, and it gets executed successfully from everywhere in the Cmder bash:

λ cd /c
a@DESKTOP /c
λ aloha
aloha!!!