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I don't think that's how you define a bug. I think technically you could argue its a "logical error", however that assumes that you know the intent of the crea
by yachtman 6y ago
I don't think that's how you define a bug. I think technically you could argue its a "logical error", however that assumes that you know the intent of the creator of bash was specifically to not allow this behavior which I don't think is the case.
- noja 6y agoIf nearly everyone doesn't expect the behaviour, and the behaviour has a serious downside, it's a bug.