On 7/30/24 8:49 AM, Justus wrote:
Hello bash team!
I found a bug in my beloved bash and hope that you can fix it!
Everything else is described in the attached bashbug.txt
Word expansions like command substitution are run in the context of the
shell instance performing the expansion, which mean
On Tue, Jul 30, 2024 at 14:06:21 -0400, Dale R. Worley wrote:
> In your case, you probably want
>
> > $ seq 3 | head -n $(
Justus writes:
> I found a bug in my beloved bash and hope that you can fix it!
> $ seq 3 | head -n $(calc -dp "1+1")
This actually isn't a bug; a command substitution inherits the fd's
except for 1 (stdout) (which is captured by bash to create the command
substitution).
Command su
Hello bash team!
I found a bug in my beloved bash and hope that you can fix it!
Everything else is described in the attached bashbug.txt
Cheers, Justus
From: justus (justuskohl at gmail.com)
To: bug-bash@gnu.org
Subject: Backticked, nested command will steal piped stdin
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