fix(installation): don't assume that shell config file ends on newline#4873
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The
update_shellfunction ininstall.shcurrently assumes that the user's shell configuration file ends with a newline.Mine didn't and so I ended up with the following in my
.zshrcfile:To avoid this, this patch simply appends a newline before writing the configuration line