`74d634b`

set current_command in -c mode for job descriptions

shell%current_command was only set in the interactive REPL loop.
In -c mode it stayed empty, causing background jobs to show
'<background job>' instead of the actual command. The POSIX job
control test checks for 'sleep' in jobs output.

Revert sleep duration back to 0.5 — the failure was not a race.

Authored by

espadonne 1 month ago

SHA: 74d634b388abced4f181563b18e2dc765a5a3b14
Parents: 4fb0983
Tree: 590c6b4

2 changed files

Status	File	+	-
M	`src/fortsh.f90`	1	0
M	`tests/posix_compliance_jobcontrol.sh`	1	1

src/fortsh.f90modified

      converted_line = convert_backticks_to_dollar_paren(proc_subst_line)
      ast_root => parse_command_line(converted_line)
      if (associated(ast_root)) then
 +      shell%current_command = converted_line
        exit_code = execute_ast(ast_root, shell)
        shell%last_exit_status = exit_code
        call destroy_command_node(ast_root)

tests/posix_compliance_jobcontrol.shmodified

  test_succeeds "jobs with no jobs" 'jobs'
  test_succeeds "jobs after background" 'sleep 0.5 & jobs; wait'
  # Test that jobs shows running processes
 -test_contains "jobs shows running" 'sleep 5 & jobs' 'sleep'
 +test_contains "jobs shows running" 'sleep 0.5 & jobs' 'sleep'
  section "150. BACKGROUND PIPELINES"