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Version 2.47

10 Apr 15:00
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This version introduces the "err-return" option and fixes some bugs.

Version 2.46

28 Oct 14:20
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This is a maintenance release.

Version 2.45

05 Jul 14:02
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This is a maintenance release.

Version 2.44

18 Jan 14:58
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This version features command line prediction, which allows you to re-type a command in an instant.

A new initialization script is loaded by default so that prediction works without the need for beginners to prepare a initialization script for themselves. (If you already have your own ~/.yashrc file, the default initialization script is not automatically loaded. See https://github.com/magicant/yash/blob/trunk/share/initialization/default for instructions)

Many fixes have been applied and the shell now fully supports POSIX.1-2008 Technical Corrigendum 2 (2016).

Version 2.43

22 Sep 08:36
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Yet another shell, version 2.43.

This version includes minor completion script updates.

Version 2.42

26 Aug 15:01
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Yet another shell, version 2.42.

This is a maintenance release of yash with a few features.

Change log:

  • + '--pipefail' option.
  • + New completion script for: carthage, dnf, git-rev-parse, tree, watch
  • + Updated completion script for: cd, git, git-bisect, git-rev-list (Git 2.9.2).
  • = Yash now supports the 2013 edition of POSIX.1-2008.
  • = Unclosed here-documents are now always rejected.
  • = A job-control shell now ignores SIGTTIN and SIGTTOU by default.
  • = Line-editing can now be interrupted by SIGINT.
  • = The "-o errexit" option is now applied to redirection errors on compound commands and expansion errors in the for and case commands.
  • * In backquoted command substitutions that occur in double quotes, backslashes that escape a double quote are now handled before the containing command is parsed.

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  • +: new feature
  • =: specification change
  • *: bug fix

Version 2.41

20 Mar 07:18
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Yet another shell, version 2.41.

This version includes many bug fixes with some new features.

Change log:

  • + '--emptylastfield' option.
  • + New option for the "shift" built-in: -A
  • + The "shift" built-in now accepts negative counts.
  • + New completion script for: git-notes, git-reflog, git-worktree
  • = The non-interactive shell now exits on an assignment error in a simple command without a command name.
  • = The exit status is now non-zero when a for loop has been interrupted because of an read-only variable.
  • = When there is no positional parameter, the word """$@" is now expanded to an empty word, producing the same result as "$@""".
  • = The behavior of field splitting has been modified to match the intended interpretation of POSIX: If field splitting yields more than one field and the last field is empty, the last field is now removed.
  • = The "read" built-in now removes leading whitespaces when assigning the last input value to the variable.
  • = The first character of $IFS is now always used as a separator when concatenating positional parameters. Previously, $IFS was ignored in some corner cases.
  • * Unclosed process redirections are now detected as syntax error.
  • * When $ECHO_STYLE was GNU or ZSH, the "echo" built-in was incorrectly ignoring single hyphen operands.
  • * The "typeset" built-in was crashing when used with a temporary assignment to a variable not specified in the built-in operands.
  • * In the "typeset" built-in, the -r option was not effective when printing functions.
  • * The "typeset" built-in now detects combination of the -f and -g options as an error.
  • * The "fg" and "bg" built-ins no longer try to resume a non-job- controlled job when given no operand.
  • * In range brace expansion, integers were not always parsed correctly.
  • * The "fc" built-in was not handling the history range correctly when the range was specified with an unused entry number.
  • * The "fc" built-in was incorrectly rejecting the syntax of the form "fc -s foo=bar n".
  • * The interactive shell was unexpectedly forgetting the exit status of background jobs when reporting the job status.
  • * Fixed potential undefined behavior during reading a history file.
  • * Parameter expansions of the form ${foo/bar/baz} are now rejected in the POSIXly-correct mode, as documented in the manual.
  • * Single- or double-quoted empty words were incorrectly being removed in field splitting.
  • * Backslash escapes are now recognized in parameter indexes.

Legend:

  • +: new feature
  • =: specification change
  • *: bug fix