assign-dialects () { run-file assign-dialects "$@" } run-file () { local spec_name=$1; shift; sh-spec spec/$spec_name.test.sh --compare-shells --oils-bin-dir $PWD/bin "$@" } assign-dialects: spec test case results

Results for assign-dialects.test.sh

status	bash	mksh	osh
pass	1	1	1
N-I	0	1	0
BUG	1	0	0
FAIL	0	0	1
total	2	2	2

case	bash	mksh	osh	description
0	pass	pass	pass	K and V are variables in (( array[K] = V ))
1	BUG	N-I	FAIL	when are variables set with 'test -v'
	details	details	details

3 passed, 0 OK, 1 not implemented, 1 BUG, 1 failed, 0 timeouts, 0 cases skipped
1 failed under osh

Details on runs that didn't PASS

bash

1 when are variables set with 'test -v'

stdout:

unset=1
a=1
A=1
a=0
A=1

stderr:

mksh

1 when are variables set with 'test -v'

stdout:

unset=2
a=2
A=2
a=2
A=2

stderr:

mksh: <stdin>[1]: test: unset: unexpected operator/operand
mksh: <stdin>[5]: test: a: unexpected operator/operand
mksh: <stdin>[8]: typeset: -A: unknown option
mksh: <stdin>[9]: test: A: unexpected operator/operand
mksh: <stdin>[15]: test: a: unexpected operator/operand
mksh: <stdin>[18]: test: A: unexpected operator/operand

osh

1 when are variables set with 'test -v'

[osh stdout] Expected 'unset=1\na=1\nA=1\na=0\nA=0\n', got 'unset=1\na=0\nA=0\na=0\nA=0\n'

stdout:

unset=1
a=0
A=0
a=0
A=0

stderr: