Hello, I experienced a somewhat unexpected behaviour change in bash 4.3 comparing to 4.2.
This is a reduced sample:
export a='x'; echo "${a/x/~}"
On bash 4.3 this will result in the user's homedir path. On 4.2 this
will result in a ~.
If one wants to get a "~" char there seems no easy portable way to do
so. Using escaping with \~ works in 4.3, but not in 4.2.
I wanted to ask if this is an expected feature/behaviour change in 4.3
or some kind of bug?
cu,
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