Sensitive cases #69
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tavianator
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Jun 21, 2023
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Hmm this is interesting. My understanding was that GNU ls was always ASCII-case-insensitive on matching extensions. But it looks like that only changed in 2018: coreutils/coreutils@24053fb.
As of March 2023 they now do a "smart case" type thing: coreutils/coreutils@47988fa
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The test mentioned is also the one I worked on to succeed. btw, it wont since nu-ansi-term seems to not keep the color codes ordered. |
if there's a particular order they're supposed to be in, we at nu-ansi-term, would probably accept a PR for this ordering. |
This was referenced Jul 2, 2024
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New Feature: case sensitive parsing of LS_COLORS
disclaimer: it looks like a lot of changes, it is, but thats due to the fact that its based on another PR
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