Public bug reported:
If you have a non-executable file in the PATH, the "type" builtin will
show it, just like an executable file. However, "type -a" does not. Is
this expected behaviour, or is it a bug?
For example:
$ touch non-exec
$ PATH=.
$ type non-exec
non-exec is ./non-exec
$ type -a
xhienne, that's a good point. My workaround is to switch to Python 3,
which treats multi-byte chars the same as single-byte chars.
--
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Touch seeded packages, which is subscribed to bash in Ubuntu.
2 matches
Mail list logo
