Results for builtin-set.test.sh

statusbashdashmkshzshosh
pass 2118161420
ok 01011
N-I 01120
BUG 01440
total2121212121
casebashdashmkshzshoshdescription
0pass BUG BUG BUG pass can continue after unknown option
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1pass pass pass pass pass set with both options and argv
2pass pass pass pass pass nounset with "$@"
3pass pass pass pass pass set -u -- clears argv
4pass pass pass pass pass set -u -- x y z
5pass pass pass pass pass reset option with long flag
6pass pass pass pass pass reset option with short flag
7pass ok pass pass pass set -eu (flag parsing)
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8pass pass pass pass pass set -o lists options
9pass pass pass BUG pass 'set' and 'eval' round trip
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10pass pass pass BUG pass set - - and so forth
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11pass pass pass BUG pass set - leading single dash is ignored, turns off xtrace verbose (#2364)
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12pass pass pass N-I pass set - stops option processing like set --
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13pass pass BUG N-I pass A single + is an ignored flag; not an argument
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14pass pass BUG ok ok set - + and + -
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15pass pass pass pass pass set -a exports variables
16pass pass pass pass pass set +a stops exporting
17pass pass pass pass pass set -o allexport (long form)
18pass pass pass pass pass variables set before set -a are not exported
19pass pass BUG pass pass set -a exports local variables
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20pass N-I N-I pass pass set -a exports declare variables
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89 passed, 3 OK, 4 not implemented, 9 BUG, 0 failed, 0 timeouts, 0 cases skipped

Details on runs that didn't PASS

dash0 can continue after unknown option

stdout: 
stderr: 


dash: 2: set: Illegal option -o STRICT

mksh0 can continue after unknown option


stdout: 


stderr: 


mksh: <stdin>[2]: set: STRICT: bad option

zsh0 can continue after unknown option


stdout: 


stderr: 


set: no such option: STRICT

dash7 set -eu (flag parsing)


stdout: 


stderr: 


dash: 2: unset: parameter not set

zsh9 'set' and 'eval' round trip


stdout: 


[ ]

stderr: 


grep: (standard input): binary file matches
Code saved to /home/uke/oil/_tmp/spec-tmp/builtin-set.test.sh/09-zsh/vars-zsh.txt

zsh10 set - - and so forth


stdout: 


a b
a b
a b

--

stderr: 


zsh11 set - leading single dash is ignored, turns off xtrace verbose (#2364)


stdout: 


verbose-on
xtrace-on

a b c
verbose-on
xtrace-on

x - y z

stderr: 


show_options
+zsh:11> show_options
+show_options:1> case 569Xsvx (*v*)
+show_options:2> echo verbose-on
+show_options:4> case 569Xsvx (*x*)
+show_options:5> echo xtrace-on
echo
+zsh:12> echo

set - a b c
+zsh:14> set - a b c
echo "$@"
+zsh:15> echo a b c
show_options
+zsh:16> show_options
+show_options:1> case 569Xsvx (*v*)
+show_options:2> echo verbose-on
+show_options:4> case 569Xsvx (*x*)
+show_options:5> echo xtrace-on
echo
+zsh:17> echo

set x - y z
+zsh:19> set x - y z
echo "$@"
+zsh:20> echo x - y z


zsh12 set - stops option processing like set --


stdout: 


stderr: 


mksh13 A single + is an ignored flag; not an argument


stdout: 


plus
xtrace-on
plus -v x y

stderr: 


+ show_options
+ echo xtrace-on
+ echo plus -v x y

zsh13 A single + is an ignored flag; not an argument


stdout: 


stderr: 


mksh14 set - + and + -


stdout: 


+
-

stderr: 


zsh14 set - + and + -


stdout: 


+


stderr: 


osh14 set - + and + -


stdout: 


+


stderr: 


mksh19 set -a exports local variables


stdout: 


None

stderr: 


dash20 set -a exports declare variables


stdout: 


None

stderr: 


dash: 2: declare: not found

mksh20 set -a exports declare variables


stdout: 


None

stderr: 


mksh: <stdin>[2]: declare: not found