Re: Bash stating it is in a directory which does not exist

[Chris Down]

Hi,

Please don't break threads by replying to individuals, it destroys the flow
of conversation :-)

I completely disagree that this would be an improvement to bash. It goes
against convention and the principle of least astonishment. It is very
un-Unix.

Chris

On 19 February 2013 22:56, Nikolas Kallis <nik@nikolaskallis.com> wrote:

> Dear Chris,
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> This is to do with the way Linux handles open file descriptors. It is not a
>> bug in bash, it is expected (and anticipated) behaviour.
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> Bash can be improved by making it check for changes on each return.
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> Regards,
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> Nikolas Kallis