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[infra] Discard output from the cd command when followed by pwd #16244
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LGTM
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This commits fixes the issue when `cd` is followed by the `pwd` in a bash one-liner which should get the directory in which the executed script is located. The problem with such approach is that the `cd` command can print the destination directory in case when one has the CDPATH environmental variable set. From the `man bash`: > cd [-L|...] [dir] > Change the current directory to dir. [...] If a non-empty directory > name from CDPATH is used the absolute pathname of the new working > directory is written to the standard output. ONE-DCO-1.0-Signed-off-by: Arkadiusz Bokowy <a.bokowy@samsung.com>
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@seanshpark all comments have been addressed, please re-review :) |
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This commits fixes the issue when
cdis followed by thepwdin a bash one-liner which should get the directory in which the executed script is located. The problem with such approach is that thecdcommand can print the destination directory in case when one has the CDPATH environmental variable set.From the
man bash:This PR is part of draft #16238
Testing
Verified locally that now, on the host with
CDPATHset, it is possible to list and run commands when outside repo dir:ONE-DCO-1.0-Signed-off-by: Arkadiusz Bokowy a.bokowy@samsung.com