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Given multiple arguments, which is supposed to print the location of each match, and return the number of errors as the exit code.
which
For example:
$ which ls mkdir /bin/ls /bin/mkdir $ echo $? 0 $ which doesnotexist mkdir /bin/mkdir $ echo $? 1
However, this package doesn't behave that way:
$ node_modules/.bin/which ls mkdir /bin/ls $ echo $? 0 $ node_modules/.bin/which doesnotexist mkdir not found: doesnotexist $ echo $? 127
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(and then with .node_modules/bin/ on $PATH, Bash stuff that uses which just magically blows up)
.node_modules/bin/
$PATH
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Patch welcome to make it behave identical to which(1)!
which(1)
Fine... see #20 !
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Given multiple arguments,
which
is supposed to print the location of each match, and return the number of errors as the exit code.For example:
However, this package doesn't behave that way:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: