On 2022-10-13 10:31:38 +0100, Pádraig Brady wrote:
> This looks to be the same point as discussed in https://bugs.gnu.org/58153
> where a trailing '0' is essentially ignored when sorting,
> as per the debian version sorting spec.
>
> This is surprising, and perhaps we should diverge from the spec
On 12/10/2022 22:07, Vincent Lefevre wrote:
A regression in version sort (used as the natural sort for "ls")
has been introduced from coreutils 8.32 to 9.1:
With coreutils 8.32 (Debian 11):
$ printf "%s\n" a a0 a1 a.b a0.b a1.b | sort -V
a
a.b
a0
a0.b
a1
a1.b
With coreutils 9.1
A regression in version sort (used as the natural sort for "ls")
has been introduced from coreutils 8.32 to 9.1:
With coreutils 8.32 (Debian 11):
$ printf "%s\n" a a0 a1 a.b a0.b a1.b | sort -V
a
a.b
a0
a0.b
a1
a1.b
With coreutils 9.1 (Debian/unstable):
$ printf "%s\n" a a0 a1 a.b a0.b a1.b |
