Results for builtin-process.test.sh

status	osh	osh-cpp
pass	40	40
ok	1	0
FAIL	4	5
total	45	45

case	osh	osh-cpp	description
0	pass	pass	exec builtin
1	pass	pass	exec builtin with redirects
2	pass	pass	exec builtin with here doc
3	pass	pass	exec builtin accepts --
4	pass	pass	exec -- 2>&1
5	pass	pass	Exit out of function
6	pass	pass	Exit builtin with invalid arg
7	pass	pass	Exit builtin with too many args
8	pass	pass	time with brace group argument
9	pass	pass	get umask
10	pass	pass	set umask in octal
11	pass	pass	set umask symbolically
12	FAIL	FAIL	umask -p
	details	details
13	FAIL	FAIL	umask -S
	details	details
14	pass	pass	umask symbolic parsing
15	pass	pass	umask symbolic parsing with spaces
16	pass	pass	umask bad symbolic input
17	FAIL	FAIL	umask octal number out of range
	details	details
18	pass	pass	umask allow overwriting and duplicates
19	pass	pass	umask a is valid who
20	pass	pass	umask X perm
21	pass	pass	umask s perm
22	pass	pass	umask t perm
23	pass	pass	umask default who
24	pass	pass	umask bare op
25	pass	pass	umask bare op -
26	pass	pass	umask permcopy
27	pass	pass	umask permcopy running value
28	pass	pass	umask sequential actions
29	pass	pass	ulimit with no flags is like -f
30	pass	pass	ulimit too many args
31	pass	pass	ulimit negative flag
32	pass	pass	ulimit negative arg
33	pass	pass	ulimit -a doesn't take arg
34	pass	pass	ulimit doesn't accept multiple flags - reduce confusion between shells
35	pass	pass	YSH readability: ulimit --all the same as ulimit -a
36	pass	pass	ulimit accepts 'unlimited'
37	pass	pass	ulimit of 232, 231 (int overflow)
38	pass	pass	ulimit that is 64 bits
39	pass	pass	arg that would overflow 64 bits is detected
40	pass	pass	ulimit -f 1 prevents files larger 512 bytes
41	ok	FAIL	write big file with ulimit
	details	details
42	pass	pass	ulimit -S for soft limit (default), -H for hard limit
43	pass	pass	Changing resource limit is denied
44	FAIL	FAIL	ulimit -n limits file descriptors
	details	details

80 passed, 1 OK, 0 not implemented, 0 BUG, 4 failed, 0 timeouts, 0 cases skipped
4 failed under osh

Details on runs that didn't PASS

osh	12 umask -p [osh status] Expected 0 Got 1 stdout: stderr: oils warning: expected one of `+-=` at start of action instead of `p`
osh-cpp	12 umask -p [osh-cpp status] Expected 0 Got 1 stdout: stderr: oils warning: expected one of `+-=` at start of action instead of `p`
osh	13 umask -S [osh status] Expected 0 Got 1 stdout: stderr: oils warning: expected one of `+-=` at start of action instead of `S`
osh-cpp	13 umask -S [osh-cpp status] Expected 0 Got 1 stdout: stderr: oils warning: expected one of `+-=` at start of action instead of `S`
osh	17 umask octal number out of range [osh stdout] Expected 'status=1\n022\n' Got 'status=0\n567\n' stdout: status=0 567 stderr:
osh-cpp	17 umask octal number out of range [osh-cpp stdout] Expected 'status=1\n022\n' Got 'status=0\n567\n' stdout: status=0 567 stderr:
osh	41 write big file with ulimit stdout: inner=1 outer=0 stderr: big.sh:2: echo builtin I/O error: File too large
osh-cpp	41 write big file with ulimit [osh-cpp stdout] Expected 'inner=1\nouter=0\n' Got 'outer=153\n' stdout: outer=153 stderr:
osh	44 ulimit -n limits file descriptors [osh stdout] Expected 'status=0\nstatus=1\n' Got 'status=1\nstatus=1\n' stdout: status=1 status=1 stderr: [ -c flag ]:1: I/O error applying redirect: Invalid argument ulimit -n 0; echo hi >out ^ [ -c flag ]:1: Can't open 'out': Too many open files [ -c flag ]:1: I/O error applying redirect: Too many open files
osh-cpp	44 ulimit -n limits file descriptors [osh-cpp stdout] Expected 'status=0\nstatus=1\n' Got 'status=1\nstatus=1\n' stdout: status=1 status=1 stderr: [ -c flag ]:1: I/O error applying redirect: Invalid argument ulimit -n 0; echo hi >out ^ [ -c flag ]:1: Can't open 'out': Too many open files [ -c flag ]:1: I/O error applying redirect: Too many open files ==12549==Can't open /proc/12546/task for reading. ==12546==LeakSanitizer has encountered a fatal error. ==12546==HINT: For debugging, try setting environment variable LSAN_OPTIONS=verbosity=1:log_threads=1 ==12546==HINT: LeakSanitizer does not work under ptrace (strace, gdb, etc)