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I am not sure why this worked, actually. These tests did not have $fish set anywhere, and on my fresh OpenBSD VM it ended up calling whatever that calls "fish" (I think it's that "Go fish!" game?).
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732 B
Fish
31 lines
732 B
Fish
#RUN: %fish -C "set -g helper %fish_test_helper; set -g fish %fish" %s
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# Check that nohup is propagated.
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set fish (status fish-path)
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set output_path (mktemp)
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nohup $fish -c "$helper print_ignored_signals" 2>&1 > $output_path
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cat $output_path
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# CHECK: Hangup: 1
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rm $output_path
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# Block some signals if job control is off (#6828).
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status job-control none
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for fish_use_posix_spawn in 0 1
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$helper print_blocked_signals &
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wait
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end
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# CHECKERR: Interrupt: 2
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# CHECKERR: Quit: 3
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# CHECKERR: Interrupt: 2
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# CHECKERR: Quit: 3
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# Ensure we can break from a while loop.
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echo About to sigint
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$helper sigint_parent &
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while true
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end
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echo I should not be printed because I got sigint
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#CHECK: About to sigint
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#CHECKERR: Sent SIGINT to {{\d*}}
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