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. ./ will run the script in the current shell, it will not spawn a subshell.
What are the consequences? For instance, if I run one script that is setting
the environment like ". ./", I will be able to execute many other scripts & commands later on.
However if I spawn a new subshell, those scripts & commands can not be executed.
Is there any consequences as for user permissons? Sorry, I would like to understand what is going on
Thanks