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Now that you've safely stashed your current work away, let's go tackle the CEO's "urgent matter".

Assignment

Megacorp's apux.sh script truly is a feat of engineering. It behaves exactly like the sh (bourne shell) language, but if the word "sh" is ever mentioned in stdout, it will replace it with "apux". It's a feature that the customers love, but it's not working!

Test it by running scan.sh with the apux language, searching for "sh".

# Use the apux language to run the `scan.sh` script
./scripts/apux.sh ./scripts/scan.sh | grep ' sh'

The grep command should filter the output down to lines that contain sh. You should see a couple of lines... which means apux.sh isn't doing its job! The culprit is this line:

sed 's/bash/apux/g'

The sed command is replacing every instance of the text "bash" instead of "sh"!

Update the script so it replaces " sh" with " apux", then run this command and search for apux to make sure your change worked.

./scripts/apux.sh ./scripts/scan.sh | grep ' apux'

Instead of seeing instances of " sh", you should see " apux":

Once it's fixed, commit your changes with a message starting with L:

Run and submit the CLI tests from the root of your repo.