I noticed this in the way comment lines are treated in fish
fish
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z33m@z33m-asus ~> echo hello#world
hello
z33m@z33m-asus ~> echo hello #world
hello
bash
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[z33m@z33m-asus ~]$ echo hello#world
hello#world
[z33m@z33m-asus ~]$ echo hello #world
hello
I am guessing that bash requires a new token starting with # to begin a
comment line, while fish also treats # in between tokens as comment line
start.
I came across this when i was using bower commandline tool. which accepts
arguments of the form <packagename>#<version>. This command works in bash
but fails in fish, i have to quote the argument to get this working.
Is this behavior a bug, or is this intentional?
Thanks
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