Results for builtin-trap.test.sh

statusdashbashmkshashosh
pass 2228202326
ok 40542
N-I 30110
BUG-2 00010
BUG 12410
FAIL 00002
total3030303030
casedashbashmkshashoshdescription
0pass BUG pass BUG-2 pass traps are not active inside subshells $() () trap | cat
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1pass pass pass pass pass trap accepts/ignores --
2pass pass pass pass pass Register invalid trap, remove invalid trap
3pass pass BUG pass pass trap foo gives non-zero error
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4N-I pass pass pass pass SIGINT and INT are aliases
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5pass pass pass pass pass trap without args prints traps
6ok pass ok ok FAIL print trap handler with multiple lines
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7N-I pass N-I N-I pass trap -p is like trap: it prints the handlers and full signal names
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8ok pass ok ok pass Register the same handler for multiple signals
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9pass pass pass pass pass Remove multiple handlers with trap -
10ok pass BUG ok pass trap EXIT clears the EXIT trap
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11ok pass ok ok pass trap 0 is equivalent to trap EXIT
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12N-I pass pass pass pass trap 1 is equivalent to SIGHUP; HUP is equivalent to SIGHUP
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13pass pass pass pass pass trap 0 2 resets EXIT AND SIGINT
14pass pass BUG pass FAIL trap '' EXIT - printing state
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15pass pass pass pass ok trap 'echo hi' KILL (regression test, caught by smoosh suite)
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16BUG BUG BUG BUG pass exit 1 when trap code string is invalid
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17pass pass pass pass pass trap EXIT calling exit
18pass pass pass pass pass trap EXIT return status ignored
19pass pass ok pass pass trap EXIT with PARSE error
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20pass pass pass pass pass trap EXIT with PARSE error and explicit exit
21pass pass pass pass pass trap EXIT with explicit exit
22pass pass pass pass pass trap EXIT with command sub / subshell / pipeline
23pass pass pass pass pass eval in the exit trap (regression for issue #293)
24pass pass pass pass pass exit codes for traps are isolated
25pass pass pass pass pass traps are cleared in subshell (started with &)
26pass pass pass pass pass trap USR1, sleep, SIGINT: non-interactively
27pass pass ok pass ok trap INT, sleep, SIGINT: non-interactively
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28pass pass pass pass pass trap EXIT, sleep, SIGINT: non-interactively
29pass pass pass pass pass Remove trap with an unsigned integer
119 passed, 15 OK, 5 not implemented, 9 BUG, 2 failed, 0 timeouts, 0 cases skipped
2 failed under osh

Details on runs that didn't PASS

bash0 traps are not active inside subshells $() () trap | cat

stdout: 
1 traps.txt
( )
trap -- 'echo bye' EXIT
$(trap)
trap -- 'echo bye' EXIT
trap | cat
trap -- 'echo bye' EXIT
bye
stderr: 
ash0 traps are not active inside subshells $() ()  trap | cat


stdout: 


1 traps.txt
( )
$(trap)
trap -- 'echo bye' EXIT
trap | cat
bye

stderr: 


mksh3 trap foo gives non-zero error


stdout: 


stderr: 


dash4 SIGINT and INT are aliases


stdout: 


1
0

stderr: 


trap: SIGINT: bad trap

dash6 print trap handler with multiple lines


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo 1
echo 2
echo 3' INT

stderr: 


mksh6 print trap handler with multiple lines


stdout: 


trap -- $'echo 1\necho 2\necho 3' INT

stderr: 


ash6 print trap handler with multiple lines


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo 1
echo 2
echo 3' INT

stderr: 


osh6 print trap handler with multiple lines



[osh stdout]
Expected "trap -- 'echo 1\necho 2\necho 3' SIGINT\n"
Got      "trap -- '<unknown>' SIGINT\n"




stdout: 


trap -- '<unknown>' SIGINT

stderr: 


dash7 trap -p is like trap: it prints the handlers and full signal names


stdout: 


stderr: 


mksh7 trap -p is like trap: it prints the handlers and full signal names


stdout: 


EXIT

stderr: 


mksh: <stdin>[4]: trap: -p: unknown option

ash7 trap -p is like trap: it prints the handlers and full signal names


stdout: 


EXIT

stderr: 


ash: trap: line 4: illegal option -p

dash8 Register the same handler for multiple signals


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo test' EXIT
trap -- 'echo test' INT
trap -- 'echo test' TERM
test

stderr: 


mksh8 Register the same handler for multiple signals


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo test' EXIT
trap -- 'echo test' INT
trap -- 'echo test' TERM
test

stderr: 


ash8 Register the same handler for multiple signals


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo test' EXIT
trap -- 'echo test' INT
trap -- 'echo test' TERM
test

stderr: 


dash10 trap EXIT clears the EXIT trap


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo EXIT' EXIT
trap -- 'echo INT' INT
---
trap -- 'echo INT' INT
---

stderr: 


mksh10 trap EXIT clears the EXIT trap


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo EXIT' EXIT
trap -- 'echo INT' INT
---
trap -- 'echo EXIT' EXIT
trap -- 'echo INT' INT
---
trap -- 'echo EXIT' EXIT
trap -- 'echo INT' INT
EXIT

stderr: 


ash10 trap EXIT clears the EXIT trap


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo EXIT' EXIT
trap -- 'echo INT' INT
---
trap -- 'echo INT' INT
---

stderr: 


dash11 trap 0 is equivalent to trap EXIT


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo EXIT' EXIT
trap -- 'echo INT' INT
---
trap -- 'echo INT' INT

stderr: 


mksh11 trap 0 is equivalent to trap EXIT


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo EXIT' EXIT
trap -- 'echo INT' INT
---
trap -- 'echo INT' INT

stderr: 


ash11 trap 0 is equivalent to trap EXIT


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo EXIT' EXIT
trap -- 'echo INT' INT
---
trap -- 'echo INT' INT

stderr: 


dash12 trap 1 is equivalent to SIGHUP; HUP is equivalent to SIGHUP


stdout: 


status=1
status=0
status=0
status=0

stderr: 


trap: SIGHUP: bad trap

mksh14 trap '' EXIT - printing state


stdout: 


trap -- 'echo exit' EXIT

trap --  EXIT

trap -- '# comment' EXIT

stderr: 


osh14 trap '' EXIT - printing state



[osh stdout]
Expected "trap -- 'echo exit' EXIT\n\ntrap -- '' EXIT\n\ntrap -- '# comment' EXIT\n"
Got      "trap -- 'echo exit' EXIT\n\ntrap -- '<unknown>' EXIT\n\ntrap -- '<unknown>' EXIT\n"




stdout: 


trap -- 'echo exit' EXIT

trap -- '<unknown>' EXIT

trap -- '<unknown>' EXIT

stderr: 


osh15 trap 'echo hi' KILL (regression test, caught by smoosh suite)


stdout: 


status=2
status=2
status=2
status=0

stderr: 


  trap 'echo hi' 9
                 ^
[ stdin ]:1: Signal '9' can't be handled
  trap 'echo hi' KILL
                 ^~~~
[ stdin ]:4: Signal 'KILL' can't be handled
  trap 'echo hi' STOP
                 ^~~~
[ stdin ]:7: Signal 'STOP' can't be handled

dash16 exit 1 when trap code string is invalid


stdout: 


status=0

stderr: 


dash: 1: Syntax error: end of file unexpected

bash16 exit 1 when trap code string is invalid


stdout: 


status=0

stderr: 


bash: exit trap: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
bash: exit trap: line 1: `echo <'

mksh16 exit 1 when trap code string is invalid


stdout: 


status=0

stderr: 


mksh: syntax error: unexpected EOF

ash16 exit 1 when trap code string is invalid


stdout: 


status=0

stderr: 


ash: syntax error: unexpected end of file

mksh19 trap EXIT with PARSE error


stdout: 


FAILED

stderr: 


mksh: <stdin>[2]: syntax error: 'newline' unexpected

mksh27 trap INT, sleep, SIGINT: non-interactively


stdout: 


mksh

stderr: 


osh27 trap INT, sleep, SIGINT: non-interactively


stdout: 


int
status=0

stderr: