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Do you really need to use `exec $SHELL` in lib/docker.js? I understand it's not sudo but It's better to not use user changeable variables in spawn commands.
I was using to start dynamically the type of the shell the user has. I was doing that so the terminal wouldn't close and the user not being able to see the output. I have trade it for a read instead to let the user close the window by choice.
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