How do I execute existing bash scripts

[thesobercoder]

Loving nushell so far. We have quite a number of bash scripts from work that I often need to execute but I have been pulling up the bash shell for that. Is there a way I can do it from the nushell itself?

I'm on Windows 10, using Git bash.

[kubouch]

I think there are two options:

1. run bash script.bash
2. put a "shebang" line at the first line of the script: #!/usr/bin/env bash, make sure it's executable: chmod +x script.bash and then just execute it: ./script.bash.

This is based on Linux. Not sure if 2. would work on Git bash on Windows, but at least the first one should work.