Why does pw-cli work in the terminal but not in my script?

I don't have experience with gdctl, but can you run the command directly from a terminal after starting a shell session with `sh`? If it doesn't run there, it definitely indicates you should switch to Bash for your script. If it works in Bash but not when you run it as a script, it could suggest there's something off with how you're executing the script.

Just a thought—when you run the script, make sure you're executing it in a terminal where your user is logged in. If you're triggering it from somewhere that doesn't load user-specific context, it might not have all the necessary permissions or paths set up correctly. Just something to consider!

Have you confirmed the operating system you're using? Sometimes, using `/bin/sh` instead of `/bin/bash` can lead to compatibility issues, especially if your script relies on Bash-specific features. And if possible, test running the script directly from a terminal instead of through a GUI launcher—this might help identify if it's an execution context issue.

It sounds like your script might be running in a different shell environment than you expect. You might want to try changing the shebang on your first line from `#!/bin/sh` to `#!/bin/bash`. This would make sure your script runs with Bash, which might provide better compatibility with your commands. Also, check your environment variables as the script might not have access to the same path settings as your terminal does. Maybe use a site like shellcheck.net to point out any potential issues in your script.