Op 02-04-18 om 16:47 schreef Nick Chambers:
You should still be providing this information :). How else would
you expect people to help you.
I'm not looking for help. I'm here to report the bugs in bash that I
find, and occasionally to help fix them. That's what this list is for.
> NickChambers-iMac:~ Nick$ type command
> command is a shell builtin
>
> This means that when you execute `command false`, false is executed
> in a child subshell and command is executed in the current shell, and
> both return 1.
It means no such thing.
It means exactly that.
[...]
No use in arguing further. You are quite simply wrong.
- M.
