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Yes, this. The problematic behavior is in the shell, but they "fixed" it by updating the standard library to have it try to auto-guess what the application want
by truist 11y ago
Yes, this. The problematic behavior is in the shell, but they "fixed" it by updating the standard library to have it try to auto-guess what the application wanted. The fix should have been in the shell.
- _kst_ 11y agoFixing it in the shell wouldn't have worked. See my other comment.