Bug#821057:

2019-01-19 Thread Fedor Uvarov
Control: fixed -1 18.04.5-1 This bug seems to no longer occur in 18.04.5-1.

Bug#821057: command-not-found: Under zsh, given "VAR=value command", cnf looks for "VAR=value" if "command" exits with non-zero code

2016-04-26 Thread Fedor Uvarov
I think that this bug (probably as well as #813331 and #706731) could be resolved if zsh_command_not_found defined a command_not_found_handler (a built-in zsh feature) instead of a preexec hack. That would make zsh provide the actual command instead of an entire line that has to be manually

Bug#821057: command-not-found: Under zsh, given "VAR=value command", cnf looks for "VAR=value" if "command" exits with non-zero code

2016-04-14 Thread Fedor Uvarov
Package: command-not-found Version: 0.2.38-3 Severity: normal Control: affects -1 zsh Hello, Under zsh with command-not-found enabled, if you enter a command preceded by a variable assignment, and that command exits with a non-zero status (whether because it's missing or because it has finished