I'd like to run a bash file on a darwin via:
open -n -a Terminal --args bashfile.sh
The bash file itself looks like:
#! /bin/sh
<application> <arguments>
It works as expected, but is there a way to close the terminal window when the process is done?
I already tried exit;
and exit 0;
but without success.
Partial solution
In the Terminal's preferences (Terminal > Preferences > Settings > Shell) you can set the 'When the shell exists' flag to close the window if the shell exited cleanly
. If nothing went wrong, this closes the terminal window afterwards, but not the application as such.