Results for sh-usage.test.sh

statusbashdashashzshmkshkshtoyshsushbrushosh
pass 121011129978914
ok 0100100000
N-I 1302400000
FAIL 0030057650
TIME 1000000000
total14141414141414141414
casebashdashashzshmkshkshtoyshsushbrushoshdescription
0pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass sh -c
1pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass empty -c input
2pass pass pass pass N-I FAIL FAIL FAIL FAIL pass sh +c is accepted
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3pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass empty stdin
4pass N-I FAIL pass N-I FAIL pass FAIL pass pass shell obeys --help (regression for OSH)
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5pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass args are passed
6pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass FAIL pass args that look like flags are passed after script
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7pass pass pass pass pass pass FAIL pass FAIL pass args that look like flags are passed after -c
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8pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass pass exit with explicit arg
9pass pass pass pass pass pass FAIL pass pass pass exit with no args
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10TIME N-I FAIL N-I N-I FAIL FAIL FAIL FAIL pass --rcfile in non-interactive shell prints warnings
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11pass pass pass pass pass pass FAIL FAIL pass pass accepts -l flag
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12pass ok pass pass ok FAIL FAIL FAIL pass pass accepts --login flag (dash and mksh don't accept long flags)
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13N-I N-I FAIL N-I N-I FAIL FAIL FAIL FAIL pass osh --eval
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101 passed, 2 OK, 10 not implemented, 0 BUG, 26 failed, 1 timeouts, 0 cases skipped

Details on runs that didn't PASS

mksh2 sh +c is accepted

stdout: 
stderr: 


mksh: echo hi: No such file or directory

ksh2 sh +c is accepted


[ksh stdout] Expected 'hi\n', got ''

[ksh status] Expected 0, got 127



stdout: 


stderr: 


E: ksh: echo hi: No such file or directory

toysh2 sh +c is accepted


[toysh stdout] Expected 'hi\n', got ''

[toysh status] Expected 0, got 1



stdout: 


stderr: 


sh: +c: No such file or directory

sush2 sh +c is accepted


[sush stdout] Expected 'hi\n', got ''

[sush status] Expected 0, got 2



stdout: 


stderr: 


/home/andy/git/oils-for-unix/oils/../../shells/rusty_bash/target/release/sush: echo hi: No such file or directory

brush2 sh +c is accepted


[brush stdout] Expected 'hi\n', got ''

[brush status] Expected 0, got 1



stdout: 


stderr: 


ERROR error: failed to source file: +c; i/o error: No such file or directory (os error 2)

dash4 shell obeys --help (regression for OSH)


stdout: 


stderr: 


dash: 0: Illegal option --

ash4 shell obeys --help (regression for OSH)


[ash stdout] Expected 'yes\n', got ''



stdout: 


stderr: 


BusyBox v1.35.0 (2024-01-25 12:41:21 EST) multi-call binary.

Usage: ash [-il] [-|+Cabefmnuvx] [-|+o OPT]... [-c 'SCRIPT' [ARG0 ARGS] | FILE ARGS | -s ARGS]

Unix shell interpreter

mksh4 shell obeys --help (regression for OSH)


stdout: 


stderr: 


mksh: mksh: --: unknown option

ksh4 shell obeys --help (regression for OSH)


[ksh stdout] Expected 'yes\n', got ''



stdout: 


stderr: 


E: ksh: --: unknown option

sush4 shell obeys --help (regression for OSH)


[sush stdout] Expected 'yes\n', got ''



stdout: 


stderr: 


: line : set: --: invalid option

brush6 args that look like flags are passed after script


[brush stdout] Expected "['--help', '--help', '-h']\n", got 'brush is a Rust-implemented, POSIX-style shell that aims to be compatible with bash.\n\nbrush is a work in progress. If you encounter any issues or discrepancies in behavior from bash,\nplease report them at https://github.com/reubeno/brush.\n\nUsage: brush [OPTIONS] [SCRIPT_PATH] [SCRIPT_ARGS]...\n\nArguments:\n  [SCRIPT_PATH]\n          Path to script to execute\n\n  [SCRIPT_ARGS]...\n          Arguments for script\n\nOptions:\n      --help\n          Display usage information\n\n      --version\n          Display shell version\n\n  -C\n          Enable noclobber shell option\n\n  -c <COMMAND>\n          Execute the provided command and then exit\n\n  -i\n          Run in interactive mode\n\n  -l, --login\n          Make shell act as if it had been invoked as a login shell\n\n  -n\n          Do not execute commands\n\n      --noediting\n          Don\'t use readline for input\n\n      --noprofile\n          Don\'t process any profile/login files (`/etc/profile`, `~/.bash_profile`, `~/.bash_login`,\n          `~/.profile`)\n\n      --norc\n          Don\'t process "rc" files if the shell is interactive (e.g., `~/.bashrc`, `~/.brushrc`)\n\n      --noenv\n          Don\'t inherit environment variables from the calling process\n\n  -O <OPTION>\n          Enable shell option\n\n      --posix\n          Disable non-POSIX extensions\n\n      --rcfile <FILE>\n          Path to the rc file to load in interactive shells (instead of bash.bashrc and ~/.bashrc)\n\n  -s\n          Read commands from standard input\n\n      --sh\n          Run in sh compatibility mode\n\n  -t\n          Run only one command\n\n  -v, --verbose\n          Print input when it\'s processed\n\n  -x\n          Print commands as they execute\n\n      --disable-bracketed-paste\n          Disable bracketed paste\n\n      --disable-color\n          Disable colorized output\n\n      --enable-highlighting\n          Enable syntax highlighting (experimental)\n\n      --input-backend <INPUT_BACKEND>\n          Input backend\n\n          Possible values:\n          - reedline: Richest input backend, based on reedline\n          - basic:    Basic input backend that provides minimal completion support for testing\n          - minimal:  Most minimal input backend\n\n      --debug <EVENT>\n          Enable debug logging for classes of tracing events\n\n          Possible values:\n          - arithmetic:    Traces parsing and evaluation of arithmetic expressions\n          - commands:      Traces command execution\n          - complete:      Traces command completion generation\n          - expand:        Traces word expansion\n          - functions:     Traces functions\n          - input:         Traces input controls\n          - jobs:          Traces job management\n          - parse:         Traces the process of parsing tokens into an abstract syntax tree\n          - pattern:       Traces pattern matching\n          - tokenize:      Traces the process of tokenizing input text\n          - unimplemented: Traces usage of unimplemented functionality\n\n      --disable-event <EVENT>\n          Disable logging for classes of tracing events\n\n          Possible values:\n          - arithmetic:    Traces parsing and evaluation of arithmetic expressions\n          - commands:      Traces command execution\n          - complete:      Traces command completion generation\n          - expand:        Traces word expansion\n          - functions:     Traces functions\n          - input:         Traces input controls\n          - jobs:          Traces job management\n          - parse:         Traces the process of parsing tokens into an abstract syntax tree\n          - pattern:       Traces pattern matching\n          - tokenize:      Traces the process of tokenizing input text\n          - unimplemented: Traces usage of unimplemented functionality\n'



stdout: 


brush is a Rust-implemented, POSIX-style shell that aims to be compatible with bash.

brush is a work in progress. If you encounter any issues or discrepancies in behavior from bash,
please report them at https://github.com/reubeno/brush.

Usage: brush [OPTIONS] [SCRIPT_PATH] [SCRIPT_ARGS]...

Arguments:
  [SCRIPT_PATH]
          Path to script to execute

  [SCRIPT_ARGS]...
          Arguments for script

Options:
      --help
          Display usage information

      --version
          Display shell version

  -C
          Enable noclobber shell option

  -c <COMMAND>
          Execute the provided command and then exit

  -i
          Run in interactive mode

  -l, --login
          Make shell act as if it had been invoked as a login shell

  -n
          Do not execute commands

      --noediting
          Don't use readline for input

      --noprofile
          Don't process any profile/login files (`/etc/profile`, `~/.bash_profile`, `~/.bash_login`,
          `~/.profile`)

      --norc
          Don't process "rc" files if the shell is interactive (e.g., `~/.bashrc`, `~/.brushrc`)

      --noenv
          Don't inherit environment variables from the calling process

  -O <OPTION>
          Enable shell option

      --posix
          Disable non-POSIX extensions

      --rcfile <FILE>
          Path to the rc file to load in interactive shells (instead of bash.bashrc and ~/.bashrc)

  -s
          Read commands from standard input

      --sh
          Run in sh compatibility mode

  -t
          Run only one command

  -v, --verbose
          Print input when it's processed

  -x
          Print commands as they execute

      --disable-bracketed-paste
          Disable bracketed paste

      --disable-color
          Disable colorized output

      --enable-highlighting
          Enable syntax highlighting (experimental)

      --input-backend <INPUT_BACKEND>
          Input backend

          Possible values:
          - reedline: Richest input backend, based on reedline
          - basic:    Basic input backend that provides minimal completion support for testing
          - minimal:  Most minimal input backend

      --debug <EVENT>
          Enable debug logging for classes of tracing events

          Possible values:
          - arithmetic:    Traces parsing and evaluation of arithmetic expressions
          - commands:      Traces command execution
          - complete:      Traces command completion generation
          - expand:        Traces word expansion
          - functions:     Traces functions
          - input:         Traces input controls
          - jobs:          Traces job management
          - parse:         Traces the process of parsing tokens into an abstract syntax tree
          - pattern:       Traces pattern matching
          - tokenize:      Traces the process of tokenizing input text
          - unimplemented: Traces usage of unimplemented functionality

      --disable-event <EVENT>
          Disable logging for classes of tracing events

          Possible values:
          - arithmetic:    Traces parsing and evaluation of arithmetic expressions
          - commands:      Traces command execution
          - complete:      Traces command completion generation
          - expand:        Traces word expansion
          - functions:     Traces functions
          - input:         Traces input controls
          - jobs:          Traces job management
          - parse:         Traces the process of parsing tokens into an abstract syntax tree
          - pattern:       Traces pattern matching
          - tokenize:      Traces the process of tokenizing input text
          - unimplemented: Traces usage of unimplemented functionality

stderr: 


toysh7 args that look like flags are passed after -c


[toysh stdout] Expected "['--help', '-h']\n", got 'Toybox 0.8.12 multicall binary (see toybox --help)\n\nusage: sh [-c command] [script]\n\nCommand shell.  Runs a shell script, or reads input interactively\nand responds to it. Roughly compatible with "bash". Run "help" for\nlist of built-in commands.\n\n-c\tcommand line to execute\n-i\tinteractive mode (default when STDIN is a tty)\n-s\tdon\'t run script (args set $* parameters but read commands from stdin)\n\nCommand shells parse each line of input (prompting when interactive), perform\nvariable expansion and redirection, execute commands (spawning child processes\nand background jobs), and perform flow control based on the return code.\n\nParsing:\n  syntax errors\n\nInteractive prompts:\n  line continuation\n\nVariable expansion:\n  Note: can cause syntax errors at runtime\n\nRedirection:\n  HERE documents (parsing)\n  Pipelines (flow control and job control)\n\nRunning commands:\n  process state\n  builtins\n    cd [[ ]] (( ))\n    ! : [ # TODO: help for these?\n    true false help echo kill printf pwd test\n  child processes\n\nJob control:\n  &    Background process\n  Ctrl-C kill process\n  Ctrl-Z suspend process\n  bg fg jobs kill\n\nFlow control:\n;    End statement (same as newline)\n&    Background process (returns true unless syntax error)\n&&   If this fails, next command fails without running\n||   If this succeeds, next command succeeds without running\n|    Pipelines! (Can of worms...)\nfor {name [in...]}|((;;)) do; BODY; done\nif TEST; then BODY; fi\nwhile TEST; do BODY; done\ncase a in X);; esac\n[[ TEST ]]\n((MATH))\n\nJob control:\n&    Background process\nCtrl-C kill process\nCtrl-Z suspend process\nbg fg jobs kill\n'



stdout: 


Toybox 0.8.12 multicall binary (see toybox --help)

usage: sh [-c command] [script]

Command shell.  Runs a shell script, or reads input interactively
and responds to it. Roughly compatible with "bash". Run "help" for
list of built-in commands.

-c	command line to execute
-i	interactive mode (default when STDIN is a tty)
-s	don't run script (args set $* parameters but read commands from stdin)

Command shells parse each line of input (prompting when interactive), perform
variable expansion and redirection, execute commands (spawning child processes
and background jobs), and perform flow control based on the return code.

Parsing:
  syntax errors

Interactive prompts:
  line continuation

Variable expansion:
  Note: can cause syntax errors at runtime

Redirection:
  HERE documents (parsing)
  Pipelines (flow control and job control)

Running commands:
  process state
  builtins
    cd [[ ]] (( ))
    ! : [ # TODO: help for these?
    true false help echo kill printf pwd test
  child processes

Job control:
  &    Background process
  Ctrl-C kill process
  Ctrl-Z suspend process
  bg fg jobs kill

Flow control:
;    End statement (same as newline)
&    Background process (returns true unless syntax error)
&&   If this fails, next command fails without running
||   If this succeeds, next command succeeds without running
|    Pipelines! (Can of worms...)
for {name [in...]}|((;;)) do; BODY; done
if TEST; then BODY; fi
while TEST; do BODY; done
case a in X);; esac
[[ TEST ]]
((MATH))

Job control:
&    Background process
Ctrl-C kill process
Ctrl-Z suspend process
bg fg jobs kill

stderr: 


brush7 args that look like flags are passed after -c


[brush stdout] Expected "['--help', '-h']\n", got 'brush is a Rust-implemented, POSIX-style shell that aims to be compatible with bash.\n\nbrush is a work in progress. If you encounter any issues or discrepancies in behavior from bash,\nplease report them at https://github.com/reubeno/brush.\n\nUsage: brush [OPTIONS] [SCRIPT_PATH] [SCRIPT_ARGS]...\n\nArguments:\n  [SCRIPT_PATH]\n          Path to script to execute\n\n  [SCRIPT_ARGS]...\n          Arguments for script\n\nOptions:\n      --help\n          Display usage information\n\n      --version\n          Display shell version\n\n  -C\n          Enable noclobber shell option\n\n  -c <COMMAND>\n          Execute the provided command and then exit\n\n  -i\n          Run in interactive mode\n\n  -l, --login\n          Make shell act as if it had been invoked as a login shell\n\n  -n\n          Do not execute commands\n\n      --noediting\n          Don\'t use readline for input\n\n      --noprofile\n          Don\'t process any profile/login files (`/etc/profile`, `~/.bash_profile`, `~/.bash_login`,\n          `~/.profile`)\n\n      --norc\n          Don\'t process "rc" files if the shell is interactive (e.g., `~/.bashrc`, `~/.brushrc`)\n\n      --noenv\n          Don\'t inherit environment variables from the calling process\n\n  -O <OPTION>\n          Enable shell option\n\n      --posix\n          Disable non-POSIX extensions\n\n      --rcfile <FILE>\n          Path to the rc file to load in interactive shells (instead of bash.bashrc and ~/.bashrc)\n\n  -s\n          Read commands from standard input\n\n      --sh\n          Run in sh compatibility mode\n\n  -t\n          Run only one command\n\n  -v, --verbose\n          Print input when it\'s processed\n\n  -x\n          Print commands as they execute\n\n      --disable-bracketed-paste\n          Disable bracketed paste\n\n      --disable-color\n          Disable colorized output\n\n      --enable-highlighting\n          Enable syntax highlighting (experimental)\n\n      --input-backend <INPUT_BACKEND>\n          Input backend\n\n          Possible values:\n          - reedline: Richest input backend, based on reedline\n          - basic:    Basic input backend that provides minimal completion support for testing\n          - minimal:  Most minimal input backend\n\n      --debug <EVENT>\n          Enable debug logging for classes of tracing events\n\n          Possible values:\n          - arithmetic:    Traces parsing and evaluation of arithmetic expressions\n          - commands:      Traces command execution\n          - complete:      Traces command completion generation\n          - expand:        Traces word expansion\n          - functions:     Traces functions\n          - input:         Traces input controls\n          - jobs:          Traces job management\n          - parse:         Traces the process of parsing tokens into an abstract syntax tree\n          - pattern:       Traces pattern matching\n          - tokenize:      Traces the process of tokenizing input text\n          - unimplemented: Traces usage of unimplemented functionality\n\n      --disable-event <EVENT>\n          Disable logging for classes of tracing events\n\n          Possible values:\n          - arithmetic:    Traces parsing and evaluation of arithmetic expressions\n          - commands:      Traces command execution\n          - complete:      Traces command completion generation\n          - expand:        Traces word expansion\n          - functions:     Traces functions\n          - input:         Traces input controls\n          - jobs:          Traces job management\n          - parse:         Traces the process of parsing tokens into an abstract syntax tree\n          - pattern:       Traces pattern matching\n          - tokenize:      Traces the process of tokenizing input text\n          - unimplemented: Traces usage of unimplemented functionality\n'



stdout: 


brush is a Rust-implemented, POSIX-style shell that aims to be compatible with bash.

brush is a work in progress. If you encounter any issues or discrepancies in behavior from bash,
please report them at https://github.com/reubeno/brush.

Usage: brush [OPTIONS] [SCRIPT_PATH] [SCRIPT_ARGS]...

Arguments:
  [SCRIPT_PATH]
          Path to script to execute

  [SCRIPT_ARGS]...
          Arguments for script

Options:
      --help
          Display usage information

      --version
          Display shell version

  -C
          Enable noclobber shell option

  -c <COMMAND>
          Execute the provided command and then exit

  -i
          Run in interactive mode

  -l, --login
          Make shell act as if it had been invoked as a login shell

  -n
          Do not execute commands

      --noediting
          Don't use readline for input

      --noprofile
          Don't process any profile/login files (`/etc/profile`, `~/.bash_profile`, `~/.bash_login`,
          `~/.profile`)

      --norc
          Don't process "rc" files if the shell is interactive (e.g., `~/.bashrc`, `~/.brushrc`)

      --noenv
          Don't inherit environment variables from the calling process

  -O <OPTION>
          Enable shell option

      --posix
          Disable non-POSIX extensions

      --rcfile <FILE>
          Path to the rc file to load in interactive shells (instead of bash.bashrc and ~/.bashrc)

  -s
          Read commands from standard input

      --sh
          Run in sh compatibility mode

  -t
          Run only one command

  -v, --verbose
          Print input when it's processed

  -x
          Print commands as they execute

      --disable-bracketed-paste
          Disable bracketed paste

      --disable-color
          Disable colorized output

      --enable-highlighting
          Enable syntax highlighting (experimental)

      --input-backend <INPUT_BACKEND>
          Input backend

          Possible values:
          - reedline: Richest input backend, based on reedline
          - basic:    Basic input backend that provides minimal completion support for testing
          - minimal:  Most minimal input backend

      --debug <EVENT>
          Enable debug logging for classes of tracing events

          Possible values:
          - arithmetic:    Traces parsing and evaluation of arithmetic expressions
          - commands:      Traces command execution
          - complete:      Traces command completion generation
          - expand:        Traces word expansion
          - functions:     Traces functions
          - input:         Traces input controls
          - jobs:          Traces job management
          - parse:         Traces the process of parsing tokens into an abstract syntax tree
          - pattern:       Traces pattern matching
          - tokenize:      Traces the process of tokenizing input text
          - unimplemented: Traces usage of unimplemented functionality

      --disable-event <EVENT>
          Disable logging for classes of tracing events

          Possible values:
          - arithmetic:    Traces parsing and evaluation of arithmetic expressions
          - commands:      Traces command execution
          - complete:      Traces command completion generation
          - expand:        Traces word expansion
          - functions:     Traces functions
          - input:         Traces input controls
          - jobs:          Traces job management
          - parse:         Traces the process of parsing tokens into an abstract syntax tree
          - pattern:       Traces pattern matching
          - tokenize:      Traces the process of tokenizing input text
          - unimplemented: Traces usage of unimplemented functionality

stderr: 


toysh9 exit with no args


[toysh status] Expected 1, got 0



stdout: 


stderr: 


dash10 --rcfile in non-interactive shell prints warnings


stdout: 


==> interactive.txt <==
dash: 0: Illegal option --

==> non-interactive.txt <==
dash: 0: Illegal option --

stderr: 


warned=1
warned=1

ash10 --rcfile in non-interactive shell prints warnings


[ash stderr] Expected 'warned=1\nwarned=0\n', got 'warned=1\nwarned=1\n'



stdout: 


rc
rc
==> interactive.txt <==

==> non-interactive.txt <==

stderr: 


warned=1
warned=1

zsh10 --rcfile in non-interactive shell prints warnings


stdout: 


==> interactive.txt <==
zsh: no such option: rcfile

==> non-interactive.txt <==
zsh: no such option: rcfile

stderr: 


warned=1
warned=1

mksh10 --rcfile in non-interactive shell prints warnings


stdout: 


==> interactive.txt <==
mksh: mksh: --: unknown option

==> non-interactive.txt <==
mksh: mksh: --: unknown option

stderr: 


warned=1
warned=1

ksh10 --rcfile in non-interactive shell prints warnings


[ksh stderr] Expected 'warned=1\nwarned=0\n', got 'warned=1\nwarned=1\n'



stdout: 


==> interactive.txt <==
E: ksh: --: unknown option

==> non-interactive.txt <==
E: ksh: --: unknown option

stderr: 


warned=1
warned=1

toysh10 --rcfile in non-interactive shell prints warnings


[toysh stderr] Expected 'warned=1\nwarned=0\n', got 'warned=1\nwarned=1\n'



stdout: 


==> interactive.txt <==
sh: Unknown option 'rcfile' (see "sh --help")

==> non-interactive.txt <==
sh: Unknown option 'rcfile' (see "sh --help")

stderr: 


warned=1
warned=1

sush10 --rcfile in non-interactive shell prints warnings


[sush stderr] Expected 'warned=1\nwarned=0\n', got 'warned=1\nwarned=1\n'



stdout: 


==> interactive.txt <==
: line : set: --: invalid option

==> non-interactive.txt <==
: line : set: --: invalid option

stderr: 


warned=1
warned=1

brush10 --rcfile in non-interactive shell prints warnings


[brush stderr] Expected 'warned=1\nwarned=0\n', got 'warned=1\nwarned=1\n'



stdout: 


rc
==> interactive.txt <==
exit

==> non-interactive.txt <==

stderr: 


warned=1
warned=1

toysh11 accepts -l flag


[toysh status] Expected 0, got 1



stdout: 


stderr: 


sh: Unknown option 'l' (see "sh --help")

sush11 accepts -l flag


[sush status] Expected 0, got 2



stdout: 


stderr: 


: line : set: -l: invalid option

dash12 accepts --login flag (dash and mksh don't accept long flags)


stdout: 


stderr: 


dash: 0: Illegal option --

mksh12 accepts --login flag (dash and mksh don't accept long flags)


stdout: 


stderr: 


mksh: mksh: --: unknown option

ksh12 accepts --login flag (dash and mksh don't accept long flags)


[ksh status] Expected 0, got 1



stdout: 


stderr: 


E: ksh: --: unknown option

toysh12 accepts --login flag (dash and mksh don't accept long flags)


[toysh status] Expected 0, got 1



stdout: 


stderr: 


sh: Unknown option 'login' (see "sh --help")

sush12 accepts --login flag (dash and mksh don't accept long flags)


[sush status] Expected 0, got 2



stdout: 


stderr: 


: line : -g: invalid option name

bash13 osh --eval


stdout: 


stderr: 


dash13 osh --eval


stdout: 


stderr: 


ash13 osh --eval



[ash stdout]
Expected 'one x y z\nstatus=0 flag -c x y z\n\none x y z\nfail x y z\nstatus=42 flag -c x y z\nstatus=0\n'
Got      'one -c echo status=$? flag -c "$@" dummy x y z\n\none --eval fail.sh -c echo status=$? flag -c "$@" dummy x y z\nstatus=0\n'




stdout: 


one -c echo status=$? flag -c "$@" dummy x y z

one --eval fail.sh -c echo status=$? flag -c "$@" dummy x y z
status=0

stderr: 


zsh13 osh --eval


stdout: 


stderr: 


mksh13 osh --eval


stdout: 


stderr: 


ksh13 osh --eval



[ksh stdout]
Expected 'one x y z\nstatus=0 flag -c x y z\n\none x y z\nfail x y z\nstatus=42 flag -c x y z\nstatus=0\n'
Got      '\nstatus=1\n'




stdout: 


status=1

stderr: 


E: ksh: --: unknown option
E: ksh: --: unknown option

toysh13 osh --eval



[toysh stdout]
Expected 'one x y z\nstatus=0 flag -c x y z\n\none x y z\nfail x y z\nstatus=42 flag -c x y z\nstatus=0\n'
Got      ''


[toysh status] Expected 0, got -6



stdout: 


stderr: 


munmap_chunk(): invalid pointer

sush13 osh --eval



[sush stdout]
Expected 'one x y z\nstatus=0 flag -c x y z\n\none x y z\nfail x y z\nstatus=42 flag -c x y z\nstatus=0\n'
Got      '\nstatus=2\n'




stdout: 


status=2

stderr: 


: line : set: --: invalid option
: line : set: --: invalid option

brush13 osh --eval



[brush stdout]
Expected 'one x y z\nstatus=0 flag -c x y z\n\none x y z\nfail x y z\nstatus=42 flag -c x y z\nstatus=0\n'
Got      '\nstatus=127\n'




stdout: 


status=127

stderr: 


ERROR error: failed to source file: --eval; i/o error: No such file or directory (os error 2)
-c: command not found
ERROR error: failed to source file: --eval; i/o error: No such file or directory (os error 2)
-c: command not found