Feature request:
Given the (second) command below, line 3 would be more like bash if it
substituted all periods with underscores (instead of none due to no match):
$ parallel --version
GNU parallel 20220522
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$ echo a.b.c | parallel --plus 'var={}; echo -e bash var:\\t\\t$var; echo -e
parallel single:\\t{/\./_}; echo -e parallel all:\\t\\t{//\./_}; echo -e bash
single:\\t\\t${var/./_}; echo -e bash all:\\t\\t${var//./_}' | cat -n
1 bash var: a.b.c
2 parallel single: a_b.c
3 parallel all: a.b.c
4 bash single: a_b.c
5 bash all: a_b_c
There are probably other nuances of bash parameter expansion that
/could/ be included in GNU Parallel.
Thanks,
ยท Larry
