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To fix this, simply find-and-replace in both build.sh and tarb.sh files: sed -i
-->. sed -i ""
such that the first arg is "" after -i. If you don't have a trailing space after either in your find-and-replace, then your arguments line up perfectly for how MacOS expects this to work and the shell scripts will run correctly.
Trying to run the build.sh and tarb.sh shell scripts fails due to how MacOS interprets sed command; requires backup file extension as first command.
% bash -x ./build.sh arm64
echo
set -eu
sh -n tarb.sh
TMPDIR=build
++ awk '/^#binaries.tgz.base64/ { print NR + 1; exit 0; }' tarb.sh
BIN_LINE=1142
offline=false
'[' .arm64 '!=' .o ']'
++ head -n1 CHANGELOG
ver='v2023.10.22 202310220'
echo 'v2023.10.22 202310220'
cut -d ' ' -f 2
sed -i '/^VERSION=/s/=.*/="v2023.10.22 202310220"/' tarb.sh
sed: 1: "tarb.sh": undefined label 'arb.sh'
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