| Subject: | t/shell.t fish test finding /usr/games/fish in Slackware |
Slackware systems (and possibly others) without /bin/fish do not run the test correctly in t/shell.t, finding instead /usr/games/fish which it then tries to run, thinking it is a valid shell:
[zakame@jazz:~/.cpanm … local-lib-2.000006] % perl t/shell.t
1..18
ok 1 - sh: activate root
ok 2 - sh: activate PATH
ok 3 - sh: activate PERL5LIB
ok 4 - sh: deactivate root
ok 5 - sh: deactivate PATH
ok 6 - sh: deactivate PERL5LIB
ok 7 - csh: activate root
ok 8 - csh: activate PATH
ok 9 - csh: activate PERL5LIB
ok 10 - csh: deactivate root
ok 11 - csh: deactivate PATH
ok 12 - csh: deactivate PERL5LIB
On another term:
25032 pts/4 S 0:00 | \_ bash /home/zakame/.plenv/shims/cpanm --look local::lib
25033 pts/4 S 0:00 | \_ /home/zakame/.plenv/versions/5.19.9/bin/perl5.19.9 /home/zakame/.plenv/versions/5.19.9/bin/cpanm --look local::lib
25069 pts/4 S 0:00 | \_ /bin/zsh
4196 pts/4 S+ 0:00 | \_ perl t/shell.t
4215 pts/4 S+ 0:00 | \_ /usr/games/fish /tmp/ll-test-script-BwVIa.fish
Perhaps looking up valid shells in /etc/shells to test on should be included here?
Cheers,
Zakame