Results for builtin-dirs.test.sh

status	bash	zsh	osh
pass	17	11	17
ok	1	4	1
N-I	0	1	0
BUG	0	2	0
total	18	18	18

case	bash	zsh	osh	description
0	pass	ok	pass	pushd/popd
		details
1	pass	ok	pass	pushd usage
		details
2	pass	BUG	pass	popd usage error
		details
3	pass	pass	pass	popd returns error on empty directory stack
4	pass	pass	pass	cd replaces the lowest entry on the directory stack!
5	pass	pass	pass	dirs builtin
6	pass	pass	pass	dirs -c to clear the stack
7	pass	ok	pass	dirs -v to print numbered stack, one entry per line
		details
8	pass	pass	pass	dirs -p to print one entry per line
9	pass	pass	pass	dirs -l to print in long format, no tilde prefix
10	pass	pass	pass	dirs to print using tilde-prefix format
11	pass	pass	pass	dirs test converting true home directory to tilde
12	pass	pass	pass	dirs don't convert to tilde when $HOME is substring
13	pass	ok	pass	dirs tilde test when $HOME is exactly $PWD
		details
14	pass	pass	pass	dirs test of path alias `..`
15	pass	pass	pass	dirs test of path alias `.`
16	ok	N-I	ok	pushd does not take more than one argument
	details	details	details
17	pass	BUG	pass	dirs does not take arguments
		details

45 passed, 6 OK, 1 not implemented, 2 BUG, 0 failed, 0 timeouts, 0 cases skipped

Details on runs that didn't PASS

zsh	0 pushd/popd stdout: pwd=/tmp pwd=/ stderr:
zsh	1 pushd usage stdout: status=1 status=0 status=0 stderr: pushd: no such file or directory: -z
zsh	2 popd usage error stdout: status=0 status=0 status=0 stderr:
zsh	7 dirs -v to print numbered stack, one entry per line stdout: -- 0 /tmp 1 / -- 0 /dev 1 /tmp 2 / stderr:
zsh	13 dirs tilde test when $HOME is exactly $PWD stdout: ~ / stderr:
bash	16 pushd does not take more than one argument stdout: too many args! stderr: bash: line 1: pushd: too many arguments
zsh	16 pushd does not take more than one argument stdout: stderr:
osh	16 pushd does not take more than one argument stdout: too many args! stderr: pushd . . >/dev/null \|\| echo too many args! ^ [ stdin ]:1: 'pushd' got too many arguments
zsh	17 dirs does not take arguments stdout: stderr: