I'm trying to build an automated build script with applescript on MacOS X.
For now everything works correctly with one glitch.
The command "do script ("zipalign -f -v 4 /tmp/src.apk /tmp/tgt.apk") works fine if I run it in a separate tell for application "Terminal" but leaves the terminal window open when it's done. Everything else in the script works fine in tells for application "Finder".
If I try to run the command via "do shell script" inside the tell for "Finder" I only get an error "command not found".
The path to zipalign is set in /etc/paths and is reachable through any terminal window and "do shell" but not to "do shell script" command.
What is the correct way to ensure that "do shell script" uses $PATH to find commands or alternatively is there a bulletproof way to close the terminal left by "do script"?