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Add Linux support bundle script #208
Add Linux support bundle script #208
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I wonder if it's preferable to use
mktemp
for staging and then produce the support tarball in the directory where the command is invoked by default w/ configurable--output
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I thought about this but feared compatibility across systems (not POSIX to my knowledge). Given installer script relies on /tmp already this felt "safe", but open to change this. @jchengsfx thoughts here?