Comparing the logs, I can see your `expect' is matching chunks (i.e.
more than one letter at once) whereas my `expect' is comparing one
letter at a time. This might be because I'm running the tests on a slow
machine.
This difference causes a match - for example "^1$" - to pass my
`expect', but to fail yours because it's receiving "^1/@$" before it
gets a chance to compare a "^1$".
I've changed this:
Function `assert_bash_list()' is expecting a newline terminated list,
whereas `_count_args()' erroneously returned NO newline, using an echo
-n. This was of no problem on my machine, but nevertheless wrong and
probably causing the failures on your machine. I removed the -n from
the echo. Do the _count_args tests pass on your machine now?
If not, probably the prompt is included in the result ("^1\r\n/@$"),
before match_items() can match on ^1\r\n$. If that's the case, the fix
might be to let `match_items()' also match on an (optional) subsequent
bash-prompt.
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