Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: bash
I have
bind 'set completion-ignore-case on'
in my .bashrc.
What works:
cd ~/des[TAB]
-> cd /home/rantalai/Desktop/
When I want run script/command in my Desktop
What I excepted:
~/des[TAB]
-> /home/rantalai/Desktop/
What happens:
~/des[TAB]
-> ~/desktop
So word is right but case isn't.
If I wrote (this works)
~/Des[TAB]
-> ~/Desktop/
MORE:
There are ~/Desktop/aBBa.sh (and nothing else in this directory)
I wrote (this works)
~/Desktop/a[TAB]
-> ~/Desktop/aBBa.sh
I wrote (one lower b more)
~/Desktop/ab[TAB]
-> ~/Desktop/abBa.sh
Case is not corrected.
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Happens with ubuntu 8.04, bash 3.2-0ubuntu18
and ubuntu 7.10, bash 3.2-0ubuntu11
** Affects: bash (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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completion-ignore-case do not work with ~ (if there are no command)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/243489
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