On 12/31/24 04:49, Sean Denney wrote:
When I set the shell to sh, then echo $? returns 1 after running test -nt
OK, I think we've found the problem: plain sh doesn't fully support test -nt. It'd help to see how bad the problem is.
If you run sh, does 'test A -nt B' work when A is much newer than B? What happens when you run the following under sh?
touch B sleep 2 touch A test B -nt A echo $?
