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Joyful Lee authored
The character class `\s` is not available in POSIX awk and compatibles like mawk, installed on Ubuntu by default according to #1. We could use `[[:space:]]` instead and that works, but it is probably more correct not to use a regular expression at all when our intent is to match exactly on the first field. Closes #1
Joyful Lee authoredThe character class `\s` is not available in POSIX awk and compatibles like mawk, installed on Ubuntu by default according to #1. We could use `[[:space:]]` instead and that works, but it is probably more correct not to use a regular expression at all when our intent is to match exactly on the first field. Closes #1
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