The latest change to doom-doctor (https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs/commit/798e10c4f2bfaee75c889935e1b7e49152628d8a) seems to have broken the BSD/GNU tar check.
Or at least, it changed its behavior; maybe it was broken before and now it's working correctly?
I have had gnu-tar installed via brew for a while and doom-doctor has not complained, until today. Now it thinks I don't have gnu-tar available.
When I revert the changes around sh and format in that doom-doctor commit above, the warning goes away.
I noticed that it seems no other calls to sh in doom-doctor use that secondary &rest argument; the BSD/GNU tar check is the only place that appears to use that form.
My bad, a brain fart snuck into 798e10c. With 710a18d this should be resolved. Let me know if that isn't the case and I will reopen this issue. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!
馃帀That worked! Thanks for the quick fix 鉂わ笍
And thank you for Doom Emacs!
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馃帀That worked! Thanks for the quick fix 鉂わ笍
And thank you for Doom Emacs!