Results for divergence.test.sh

statusbashdashmkshzshashosh
pass 876585
N-I 001100
BUG-2 000100
BUG 011100
FAIL 000003
total888888
casebashdashmkshzshashoshdescription
0pass pass N-I N-I pass FAIL xz package: dirprefix="${line##*([}"
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1pass pass BUG pass pass FAIL !( as negation and subshell versus extended glob - #2463
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2pass pass pass pass pass FAIL Changing PATH will invalidate PATH cache
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3pass pass pass pass pass pass test builtin - Unexpected trailing word '--' (#2409)
4pass pass pass pass pass pass builtin cat crashes a subshell (#2530)
5pass pass pass BUG pass pass test builtin: ( = ) is confusing: equality test or non-empty string test
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6pass BUG pass BUG-2 pass pass test builtin: ( == ) is confusing: equality test or non-empty string test
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7pass pass pass pass pass pass test builtin: ( x ) behavior is the same in both cases
39 passed, 0 OK, 2 not implemented, 4 BUG, 3 failed, 0 timeouts, 0 cases skipped
3 failed under osh

Details on runs that didn't PASS

mksh0 xz package: dirprefix="${line##*([}"

stdout:
stderr: 
mksh: <stdin>[1]: shopt: not found
mksh: <stdin>[11]: no closing quote
zsh0 xz package: dirprefix="${line##*([}"

stdout:
stderr: 
zsh: command not found: shopt
zsh: bad pattern: *([
osh0 xz package: dirprefix="${line##*([}"

[osh stdout] Expected '--\n-foo-\n' Got ''
[osh status] Expected 0 Got 2

stdout:
stderr: 
  echo "-$dirprefix-"
                    ^
[ stdin ]:9: Unexpected EOF reading double-quoted string that began here
mksh1 !( as negation and subshell versus extended glob - #2463

stdout:
two
stderr:
mksh: <stdin>[6]: !(false && false): not found
osh1 !( as negation and subshell versus extended glob - #2463

[osh stdout] Expected 'one\ntwo\n' Got 'two\n'

stdout:
two
stderr:
  if !($have_icu_uc && $have_icu_i18n); then
     ^~
[ stdin ]:4: Command '!(false && false)' not found (OILS-ERR-100)
osh2 Changing PATH will invalidate PATH cache

[osh stdout] Expected 'hi\nstatus=0\nhey\nstatus=0\nhi\nstatus=0\nhey\nstatus=0\nhi\nstatus=0\nhey\nstatus=0\n' Got 'hi\nstatus=0\nhi\nstatus=0\nhi\nstatus=0\nhi\nstatus=0\nhi\nstatus=0\nhi\nstatus=0\n'

stdout:
hi
status=0
hi
status=0
hi
status=0
hi
status=0
hi
status=0
hi
status=0
stderr:
zsh5 test builtin: ( = ) is confusing: equality test or non-empty string test

stdout:
status=0
status=1
stderr:
dash6 test builtin: ( == ) is confusing: equality test or non-empty string test

stdout:
status=0
status=0
stderr:
zsh6 test builtin: ( == ) is confusing: equality test or non-empty string test

stdout:
stderr: 
zsh: = not found