Hi, I ran across something that seems like a bug to me. My guess is it's probably unintended behavior.
A script checks to see if `realpath` has '-e'. '''sh bash-5.3.9 liveuser ~ $ realpath --help | grep -Fe '-e' -e-e, --canonicalize-existing all components of the path must exist #^^^^ # \___ the string \-e\ is repeated twice. ''' After reviewing the documentation I see that preceding \realpath\ with either \TERM=\ or \TERM=dumb\ resolves the issue. Here's how `sed` prints the "visually unambiguous form." '''bash bash-5.3.9 liveuser ~ $ realpath --help | grep -Fe '-e' | sed -n l \033]8;;https://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/manual/coreutils.htm\ l#realpath-e\033\\\033[1m-e, --canonicalize-existing\033[0m\033]8;;\ \033\\ all components of the path must exist$ ''' Thanks, Wiley
