Hi there! I have potentially found a suprising result when I use the grep options -m and -A together. It surprised me, so let me know if I've found a bug. It would be nice if I could contribute a fix - I'd love to contribute to the project.
Below is bash code to replicate. Best regards, Jesse ############# #! /bin/bash test='1 Hello 2 Hello 3 Hello 4 World 5 World 6 World 7 Hello 8 World' [[ $( echo "$test" | grep -m 2 Hello | cat ) == '1 Hello 2 Hello' ]] && echo Pass || echo Fail [[ $( echo "$test" | grep -A 2 Hello | cat ) == '1 Hello 2 Hello 3 Hello 4 World 5 World -- 7 Hello 8 World' ]] && echo Pass || echo Fail [[ $( echo "$test" | grep -A 3 -m 3 Hello | cat ) == '1 Hello 2 Hello 3 Hello 4 World 5 World 6 World' ]] && echo Pass || echo Fail [[ $( echo "$test" | grep -A 3 -m 2 Hello | cat ) == '1 Hello 2 Hello 3 Hello 4 World 5 World 6 World' ]] && echo Pass || echo Fail echo Actually outputs: echo "$test" | grep -A 3 -m 2 Hello | cat
