Okay, my test case can be improved upon. :)
cd /tmp
touch hello
rm hel
The problem only occurs when the filename was tab-completed, which makes
sense. With 'set -x', a whole bunch of bash completion stuff is getting
run; hopefully it can be narrowed down to a particular broken bit.
Runnin
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kthxbye
I am seeing this as well. Here's how to reproduce it reliably:
Open a new terminal.
cd /tmp
apt-get source hello
rm hello* -rf
This is the error:
rm: missing operand
Try `rm --help' for more information.
bash: hello-2.4: command not found
It doesn't happen when th
Package: bash-completion-lib
Version: 1.3.1-2
Severity: grave
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Sometimes, weird things happen to command lines.
Example:
$ ls -l download.s_E6Re
... huge listing, instead of just the one file ...
bash: --color=auto: command not found
$
This happens
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