sudo -i
I’ve been typing sudo bash for too long! sudo -i for the win!
Technically, the -i calls the login shell for the specified (-u) or implied root user, so the shell might be something other than bash; on my Mac, sudo -i lands me in sh and not bash, so I still need to sudo bash 🤦♂️.
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