shift fatal error

Hi, is there some consensus on whether shift should cause a fatal error as reported by Herbert against bash: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=252378 # doesn't print anything dash -c 'shift 2; echo hi' My copy of SUSv3 doesn't seem to imply any fatal error handling requirement

Re: [PATCH] Allow == as synonym for = in test

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dash set -e breaks trap INT

Hi, I've submitted a bug regarding trap + set -e on Ubuntu Launchpad [1], but that's probably not the best place to talk about the issue. I'm using dash 0.5.5.1-3ubuntu2 from Ubuntu Lucid on an x86 machine. With set -e, only the first command in an INT trap handler gets executed -- UNLESS that