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diff --git a/Test/W02jobs.ztst b/Test/W02jobs.ztst index f38e90dcd..25e187257 100644 --- a/Test/W02jobs.ztst +++ b/Test/W02jobs.ztst @@ -304,6 +304,32 @@ *>fg: no job control in this shell *>bg: no job control in this shell +# The following test exercises a bug where setprevjob() could pick an +# internal NOPRINT job (e.g. a builtin's own job entry) as the previous +# job. This happened when a function superjob was involved, because the +# superjob's subjob was excluded but the builtin job was not. +# The function's child stops itself, triggering the superjob mechanism. +# Then fg %- resumes the superjob (which exits since the child is done). +# Afterwards, the remaining sleep job should still be accessible. + zpty_start + zpty_input "f() { sh -c 'kill -TSTP 0' }" + zpty_input 'f' + zpty_line # consume stopped message from f + zpty_input 'sleep 100 &' + zpty_line # consume [N] PID + zpty_input 'kill -STOP %sleep' + zpty_line # consume stopped message from kill + zpty_input 'fg %-' + zpty_line # consume continued message + zpty_input 'jobs' + zpty_stop +0:fg %- with function superjob does not pick internal job as previous +*>zsh:*(stopped|suspended)* +*>\[[0-9]##\] [0-9]## +*>\[[0-9]##\] + (stopped|suspended)*sleep* +*>\[[0-9]##\] continued* +*>\[[0-9]##\] - (stopped|suspended)*sleep* + %clean zmodload -ui zsh/zpty |