On 5/3/20 11:01 PM, Greg Price wrote:
> This patch amends bash.1 to explain the sequence of places the
> inputrc is found (INPUTRC, ~/.inputrc, /etc/inputrc) in the same
> way as in readline.3 and bash.info.
Thanks for the report and patch.
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This patch amends bash.1 to explain the sequence of places the
inputrc is found (INPUTRC, ~/.inputrc, /etc/inputrc) in the same
way as in readline.3 and bash.info.
The existing text had me puzzled for a bit, as it seemed to say
that /etc/inputrc wasn't part of Bash's own behavior, even though
I kn