bug#26254: grep's -m breaks -A

I agree with Stu, I wanted to see the first match of an Error in its context, so I used grep -E Error -m 1 -C 10. Grep didn't show the context after the match because there was another match for Error right after the first. I'd like to have an option to see the full context whether it has matches

bug#27255: wrong translation

> My version is: > --> This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. > --> Это свободное ПО: вы можете изменить и перераспространять ее. --> Это свободное программное обеспечение: вы можете беспрепятсвенно изменять и перераспространять его. Fixed to expand the abbreviation П

bug#26254: grep's -m breaks -A

On Thu, Jun 15, 2017 at 7:09 AM, Nicholas Sushkin wrote: > I agree with Stu, > > I wanted to see the first match of an Error in its context, so I used grep > -E Error -m 1 -C 10. > Grep didn't show the context after the match because there was another > match for Error right after the first. > I'd