changelog

				 9/15/2016
				 ---------
[bash-4.4 released]

				   9/17
				   ----
builtins/common.c
	- display_signal_list: if 0 is supplied as an argument to kill -l,
	  display a signal-out-of-range error.  Fixes bug reported by
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   9/18
				   ----
print_cmd.c
	- print_heredoc_bodies: take a list of redirections, all here documents,
	  and print the here-document bodies including the ending delimiter,
	  followed by a newline
	- print_redirection_list: print the heredoc headers the first time
	  through the list of redirections so we print them in the same left-
	  to-right order they're supplied; print the bodies and delimiters with
	  print_heredoc_bodies after we print all the redirections if we're
	  not printing a list of commands (printing_connection == 0).  Fix for
	  problem reported by Isabella Parakiss <izaberina@gmail.com>
	- print_deferred_heredocs: don't print heredoc headers, since they're
	  now printed in print_redirection_list
	- print_deferred_heredocs: use print_heredoc_bodies

				   9/20
				   ----
builtins/mapfile.def
	- readarray: update usage synopsis to include -d delim.  Report and
	  fix from jhankins@homewood.k12.al.us

test.c
	- test_binop: if op[0] == '-', make sure op[1] != 0 before checking
	  op[2] or op[3].  Fixes out-of-bounds read reported by Franco
	  Costantini <franco.costantini.20@gmail.com>

parse.y
	- cond_term: if yylval.word->word[0] == '-' make sure word[1] != 0
	  before checking word[2] and calling test_unop.  Fixes out-of-bounds
	  read reported by Franco Costantini <franco.costantini.20@gmail.com>
	- make sure to check all instances of the return value of the
	  simple_command production before trying to hook redirections onto it,
	  since it can potentially return NULL.
	  Reported by Franco Costantini <franco.costantini.20@gmail.com>

				   9/21
				   ----
parse.y
	- token_is_assignment: make sure to check that the return value from
	  assignment() finds the `=' we just added at index I to avoid false
	  positives from g=g=g=g=g=g=().  Reported by Franco Costantini
	  <franco.costantini.20@gmail.com>

				   9/22
				   ----
parse.y
	- token_is_assignment: if we're not using the bash malloc (which has
	  guard bytes after the requested allocation size), use a new
	  buffer so we can make sure it's big enough to hold the current
	  token and at least two additional characters.  Reported by
	  Franco Costantini <franco.costantini.20@gmail.com>

				   9/23
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_in_subshell: call without_job_control for both job control
	  and non-job-control builds to avoid waiting for last_made_pid
	  inherited from parent shell.  Related to fix from 8/4 to
	  initialize_subshell.  Fixes bug reported by Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

builtins/declare.def
	- local_builtin: allow `local --help' to work even when not executing
	  a function. Suggestion from Norm Abramovitz <norm@starkandwayne.com>

				   9/25
				   ----
builtins/printf.def
	- bexpand: if passed a null or empty string, return a newly-allocated
	  empty string (so the return value can always be freed) instead of
	  NULL.
	- printstr: if passed a null string, treat it as if it were an empty
	  string so any precision or fieldwidth arguments are handled
	  correctly.  Report from isabella parakiss <izaberina@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- skip_matched_pair: make the flags argument of 1 affect whether or
	  not backslash can quote characters in the string, so it affects
	  all quoting mechanisms

arrayfunc.c
	- unbind_array_element: now takes a third (flags) argument; flags&1
	  means to not expand an associative array index. This is only called
	  from a shell builtin context, which means the argument should have
	  already undergone word expansion, so it should be ok.  Will still
	  be a problem for uses like "unset -v 'var[$ind]'", quoted to avoid
	  globbing
	- valid_array_reference: pass second flags argument to skipsubscript;
	  still set to 0 by all callers

arrayfunc.h
	- unbind_array_element: updated prototype

builtins/set.def
	- unset_builtin: add third argument of 1 to unbind_array_element calls
	  [TEMPORARILY DISABLED]
	- unset_builtin: call valid_array_reference with second arg of 1 to
	  handle unmatched pairs of quotes and [/]

array.c
	- array_reference: optimize access locality as well as sequential
	  access by adding ability to start from last-accessed element and move
	  backwards or forwards depending on the desired index.  Inspired by
	  report from Tom McCurdy <tom.j.mccurdy@gmail.com> and followup from
	  Christian Franke <Christian.Franke@t-online.de>

variables.c
	- all_array_variables: include associative arrays, not just indexed
	  arrays.  Reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_disk_command: if we're optimizing out the fork (CMD_NO_FORK),
	  decrement the shell level so we don't end up incrementing it twice.
	  We should decrement the shell level for an implicit exec like an
	  explicit one.  Reported by Stephane Chazelas
	  <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

builtins/exec.def
	- exec_builtin: don't bother to decrement the shell level if we are
	  already in a `(command)' subshell.  Reported by Stephane Chazelas
	  <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

lib/readline/macro.c
	- macro_level: count of macro nesting level, maintained by
	  _rl_push_executing_macro and _rl_pop_executing macro
	- _rl_with_macro_input: if current nesting level exceeds
	  MAX_MACRO_LEVEL, abort the current command line with _rl_abort_internal
	  and return to the top level.  Reported by Christian Klomp
	  <christianklomp@gmail.com>

lib/readine/history.c
	- add_history: if allocating the history list for the first time,
	  make sure the max history list size isn't so large that it will
	  cause allocation errors.  Cap it at MAX_HISTORY_INITIAL_SIZE
	  (8192).  Reported by Sean Zha <freeman_cha@hotmail.com>

jobs.c
	- wait_for: if a foreground job with job control enabled is killed by a
	  SIGINT and sourcelevel != 0, act as if we received the SIGINT so the
	  file sourcing can be terminated.  Reported by PePa
	  <peterkelly@passchier.net>

				   9/26
				   ----
subst.c
	- read_comsub: only warn once for null bytes in command substitution
	  output, instead of once for every null byte

arrayfunc.c
	- array_variable_part: now takes a `flags' argument; changed all callers
	  to initially pass 0
	- array_variable_name: now takes a `flags' argument; changed all callers
	  to initially pass 0
	- array_variable_name: pass `flags' argument to skipsubscript instead
	  of just passing 0

arrayfunc.h
	- array_variable_{name,part}: added new argument to prototypes

				   9/29
				   ----
bashline.c
	- bash_directory_completion_hook: don't bother to try and expand a
	  ${ or $( that isn't complete; expand_prompt_string will complain.
	  Fixes reports from John Passaro <john.a.passaro@gmail.com> and
	  Valentin Bajrami <valentin.bajrami@gmail.com>

lib/readline/history.c
	- _hs_append_history_line: use a strategy that attempts to avoid
	  realloc copying memory to a newly-allocated block if the history
	  line we're appending to gets `too long' (currently 256 bytes).
	  We reallocate in powers of 2 starting at 512, and rely on realloc
	  not allocating a new block and copying into it if the size is the
	  same as the last call to realloc.  Addresses issue raised by
	  Hubert Schmid <h.schmid@gmx.de>

trap.h
	- check_signals: new extern declaration
	- trapped_signal_received: new extern declaration

builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: if one of the zread* functions returns < 0 (which
	  usually only happens in Posix mode), make sure we call check_signals()
	  before eventually calling run_pending_traps() because zread() isn't
	  going to call it
	- include trap.h for correct extern functions and variable declarations

lib/sh/zread.c
	- zread: if executing a builtin, call check_signals_and_traps() for
	  backwards compatibility.  If not, call check_signals() only, because
	  we don't want to run traps during, for instance, reading command
	  substitution output.  Fixes race condition bug reported by Luiz Angelo
	  Daros de Luca <luizluca@gmail.com>

				   9/30
				   ----
subst.c
	- command_substitute: reset parse_and_execute_level to 0 in the child
	  process, since it's independent of the other parse_and_execute
	  calls.  Adds command substitution inside other parse_and_execute
	  calls optimizations to suppress forks, as suggested by
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   10/3
				   ----
configure.ac
	- SHOBJ_STATUS: make sure it defaults to unsupported and is substituted
	  if the shobj-conf script isn't run.  Fixes `make install' bug with
	  a minimal config reported by Andrew Tomazos <andrewtomazos@gmail.com>

				   10/5
				   ----
support/shobj-conf
	- darwin: set compatibility_version for a shared build of the readline
	  library (the standalone readline distribution shares this file) to
	  $(SHLIB_MAJOR)$(SHLIB_MINOR).  Recommendation from Max Horn
	  <max@quendi.de>

				   10/6
				   ----
array.h
	- array_first_index: new convenience define

array.c
	- ADD_AFTER: new define, complement of ADD_BEFORE
	- UNSET_LASTREF: now takes an array as an argument, prepping for move
	  of lastref pointer into the array struct
	- array_insert: check whether we are adding at the beginning of the
	  array and take a fast path if so
	- array_insert: use same strategy as array_reference to find the place
	  to insert, starting from the last-referenced element and moving
	  forward or back from there; use ADD_AFTER if moving backward
	- array_insert: if replacing an existing element, just replace the
	  value with new->value instead of the entire element
	- array_reference: short-circuit quickly if looking for an element
	  before the first assigned index
	- array_reference: if we don't find the element, leave lastref pointing
	  to the closest element under the assumption we will be assigning or
	  looking for something close
	- array_reference: take advantage of ordered indexes to short-circuit
	  when looking for element that is not set

				   10/7
				   ----
array.c
	- array_remove: short-circuit if asked to remove index after max
	  index or before first index

				   10/10
				   -----
lib/malloc/malloc.c
	- internal_realloc: if we are requesting reallocation to the same size
	  as the block's current size, short-circuit and return `mem' right
	  after doing bounds check
	- internal_realloc: if we are reducing the size of an allocation, and
	  the new size fits in the next lower bin, just keep the same block
	  and adjust the size, so we can avoid some copies

parse.y
	- set_line_mbstate: keep track of the allocated size of
	  shell_input_line_property, only request reallocation if the size
	  increases, but don't let it get too big

				   10/11
				   -----
jobs.c
	- wait_for_background_pids: make sure we wait for pid in
	  last_procsub_child since it's not found in any job -- still needs
	  more work to wait for multiple process substitutions

subst.c
	- process_substitute: if make_child fails, make sure we call
	  restore_pipeline to undo the previous save_pipeline()

				   10/15
				   -----
subst.c
	- process_substitute,command_substitute: leave subshell_level (reflected
	  as $BASH_SUBSHELL) intact for any exit trap instead of decrementing
	  it.  Suggested by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

builtins/evalstring.c
	- optimize_subshell_command: new function, framework for optimizing
	  out forks for command that have already forked and are executing
	  in a subshell. Not used yet

expr.c
	- readtok: if we have a post-increment or post-decrement, and the
	  previous token is not a string, check whether the previous token is
	  a number that results from a pre-increment or pre-decrement, and
	  make that an error.  Report from Conrad Hoffmann <ch@bitfehler.net>

				   10/16
				   -----
aclocal.m4
	- BASH_JOB_CONTROL_MISSING: convert from AC_TRY_RUN to AC_TRY_COMPILE
	  with existing set of preprocessor defines, so it can work when
	  cross-compiling.  Suggested by Felix Janda <felix.janda@posteo.de>

				   10/19
				   -----
variables.c
	- get_bashpid: BASHPID is no longer readonly; assignments to it are
	  just ignored.

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- BASHPID: note that assignments are ignored and unsetting BASHPID
	  causes it to lose its special properties

				   10/28
				   -----
builtins/pushd.def
	- popd_builtin: make sure to check the normalized stack offset
	  (i.e., negatives counting back from the end of the stack) is within
	  bounds before trying to free that stack entry.  Report from
	  Fernando Mu帽oz <fernando@null-life.com>

lib/readline/histfile.c
	- chown: protect calls with HAVE_CHOWN.  Fixes for MinGW{64,32} from
	  J. Peter Mugaas <jpmugaas@suddenlink.net>

lib/readline/colors.c
	- S_ISDIR: add define if missing
	- S_ISUID, S_ISGID, S_ISLNK, S_ISSOCK: don't use unless defined.
	  Fixes for MinGW{64,32} from J. Peter Mugaas <jpmugaas@suddenlink.net>

bashhist.c
	- current_command_line_comment: set to the most recent line in a
	  possibly multi-line command that contains a shell comment; set in
	  maybe_add_history and bash_add_history to either the current
	  command number or -2
	- maybe_add_history: set current_command_line_comment for first line
	  of command
	- bash_add_history: chars_to_add set to "\n" if the current command line
	  is one greater than the previous line containing a comment
	  (current_command_line_comment).  Fixes complaint from back in
	  January, 2016 from Dave Rutherford <dave@evilpettingzoo.com>

array.h
	- lastref: move last-referenced pointer into each array struct, so all
	  arrays can have reference locality

array.c
	- array_create: set lastref element to 0
	- array_copy: if copying the lastref in array a, set the new lastref
	  in the copy to the same element
	- IS_LASTREF, LASTREF_START, LASTREF, INVALIDATE_LASTREF, SET_LASTREF,
	  UNSET_LASTREF: change to use new array `lastref' member

pathexp.c
	- quote_string_for_globbing: if quoting for a regexp, make sure to
	  skip and copy a leading `^' in a bracket expression, and skip and
	  copy a subsequent `]' (after an optional `^'), so that leading
	  bracket doesn't close the bracket expression.  Report from
	  Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

				   10/29
				   -----
subst.c
	- extract_delimited_string: add calls to CHECK_STRING_OVERRUN for
	  $( inside $((, nested OPENERs, nested ALT_OPENERs, and backquotes
	- skip_to_delim: add calls to CHECK_STRING_OVERRUN for $(, ${,
	  process substitution
	- extract_dollar_brace_string: add calls to CHECK_STRING_OVERRUN for
	  $(
	- extract_dollar_brace_string: use skipsubscript to skip over the
	  array subscript in ${var[sub]} (non-quoted case uses string_extract,
	  which already uses skipsubscript).  Tagged for bash-5.0

				   10/30
				   -----
variables.c
	- EPOCHSECONDS: new dynamic variable, time in seconds since Unix
	  epoch; assignments are ignored.  Can be used on systems where
	  strftime() doesn't support '%s'
	- EPOCHREALTIME: new dynamic variable, time in seconds since Unix
	  epoch with microsecond granularity

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- EPOCHSECONDS documentation
	- EPOCHREALTIME documentation

execute_cmd.c
	- decpoint: moved to locale.c, renamed locale_decpoint; changed callers

{bashintl,externs}.h
	- locale_decpoint: extern declaration or #define if support for
	  localeconv() not there

				   10/31
				   -----
lib/malloc/malloc.c
	- posix_memalign: add new posix-mandated interface

examples/loadables/rm.c
	- rm: minimal loadable builtin, removes files and directories, only
	  handles -r and -f options.  Original from Tim Ruehsen
	  <tim.ruehsen@gmx.de>, heavily rewritten for inclusion as loadable

examples/loadables/Makefile.in
	- rm: add rules to build rm as one of the `other' targets

examples/loadables/stat.c
	- stat: new loadable builtin that takes a filename and loads the info
	  returned by stat(2) into an associative array specified by the -A
	  argument (default STAT)

				   11/1
				   ----
variables.c
	- BASH_ARGV0: new dynamic variable, returns $0 on reference and sets
	  $0 on assignment.  From a suggestion from  Rocky Bernstein <rocky@gnu.org>
	  a few years ago

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- BASH_ARGV0: document

				   11/2
				   ----
lib/glob/sm_loop.c
	- parse_collsym: make sure to not return an out-of-bounds read if a
	  collating symbol is unterminated.  Fixes OOB read reported by
	  Jerzy Kramarz <op7ica@gmail.com>
	- brackmatch: after incrementing p, before checking whether it's a
	  character range, check whether *p was NULL before the increment
	  and short-circuit the bracket expression if it is

jobs.c
	- discard_last_procsub_child: new function, safely discards
	  last_procsub_child and sets it to NULL

subst.c
	- process_substitute: call discard_last_procsub_child instead of
	  calling discard_pipeline directly.  Fixes bug reported by
	  Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de>

				   11/3
				   ----
shell.h
	- EX_DISKFALLBACK: new special return status available to builtins;
	  means to attempt to execute a disk command with the same name as
	  the builtin

examples/loadables/rm.c
	- if we see the -i option, return EX_DISKFALLBACK

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_simple_command: if executing a builtin returns EX_DISKFALLBACK,
	  try running execute_disk_command instead 

bashline.c
	- shell_expand_line: use expand_word to expand the readline line
	  buffer, which allows us to pass flags with the word. If a numeric
	  argument is supplied, do not perform quote removal (pass
	  Q_HERE_DOCUMENT since here-doc quoting does the right thing) and
	  do not perform command or process subsitution.  From a suggestion
	  by Dabrien 'Dabe' Murphy <dabe@dabe.com> based on an old bug-bash
	  discussion

subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: note that we have added a quoted IFS char to
	  istring by setting sentinel has_quoted_ifs.  Usually we only add
	  one if we are not going to be performing word splitting, but we
	  will not perform word splitting if there's no expansion, so we need
	  to take care of that case
	- expand_word_internal: when performing final word split, if there are
	  no expansions but has_quoted_ifs is non-zero, call remove_quoted_ifs()
	  to remove any quoted ifs characters we added while processing
	- remove_quoted_ifs: new function, removes CTLESC chars preceding
	  (single-byte) chars in IFS. Used when we are not performing word
	  splitting.  Fixes bug reported by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   11/4
				   ----
lib/readline/macro.c
	- _rl_peek_macro_key: return the next character from the current
	  keyboard macro; the next character from the `next' keyboard macro,
	  if there is one, if at the end of the current macro; or 0 to
	  indicate that we are at the end of a keyboard macro sequence

lib/readline/rlprivate.h
	- _rl_peek_macro_key: extern declaration

lib/readline/readline.c
	- _rl_dispatch_subseq: add test for ESC at the end of a keyboard macro,
	  which should cause the keyboard timeout for ESC to kick in.  The
	  previous test didn't run the timeout code if executing from a macro,
	  even if we had read the last character of the macro.  Fixes bug
	  reported by Clark Wang <clarkw@vmware.com>

lib/glob/sm_loop.c
	- GMATCH: allow trailing backslash in pattern to explicitly match a
	  backslash that is the last character in the string.  Bug report from
	  Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

				   11/5
				   ----
builtins/common.c
	- display_signal_list: if displaying a signal name corresponding to an
	  exit status > 128, don't display the SIG prefix at all.  Old code
	  made displaying the SIG prefix dependent on JOB_CONTROL define.
	  Report and fix from Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_subshell_builtin_or_function: call without_job_control even
	  if JOB_CONTROL is not defined. Similar to fix from 9/23.
	  Report from Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_simple_command: free memory allocated and passed to
	  make_child in the child process if JOB_CONTROL is defined
	- execute_command_internal: free memory allocated and passed to
	  make_child in the child process created to run a () subshell or a
	  compound command within a pipeline if JOB_CONTROL is defined
	- execute_coproc: free memory allocated and passed to make_child in
	  the child process if JOB_CONTROL is defined
	- execute_disk_command: free memory allocated and passed to
	  make_child in the child process if JOB_CONTROL is defined.  This
	  series of fixes is the result of reports from
	  Eduardo A. Bustamante L贸pez <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   11/6
				   ----
lib/sh/unicode.c
	- u32toutf16: fix to prevent outputting broken surrogate pairs for
	  Japanese locales (ja_JP.UTF-8) on cygwin (which uses UTF-16 natively).
	  Report and fix from Koichi MURASE <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

builtins/trap.def
	- trap_builtin: if OP is `-' (revert), set the SIGINT signal handler
	  to sigint_sighandler if the shell is interactive and sourcing a
	  file (interactive_shell && sourcelevel) or running a trap
	  (interactive_shell && running_trap) even if it's not currently
	  interactive.  Report from Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

builtins/read.def
	- check for and read multibyte characters in all cases, not just when
	  we are reading a specific number of characters, as long as
	  mb_cur_max > 1

subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: some improvements to code that converts istring
	  into a WORD_LIST * to avoid multiple allocations and copies of
	  istring, which is already malloc'ed memory -- reduce number of malloc
	  and free calls

test.c
	- unary_test: make sure if we test -v array[@] or array[*] that we
	  free the return value from array_value

				   11/8
				   ----
expr.c
	- expcond: make sure to set `noeval' before reading tokens depending on
	  the result of the conditional test, since readtok() can evaluate
	  identifiers (and recursively those containing expressions).  Report
	  and fix from Koichi MURASE <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

builtins/evalstring.c
	- should_suppress_fork: make sure to check for traps on EXIT and
	  ERR, since any_signals_trapped() only checks for `real' signals,
	  not the fake shell ones.  Fixes bug reported by Werner Fink
	  <werner@suse.de>
	- optimize_subshell_command: ditto

				   11/9
				   ----
eval.c
	- reader_loop: change so that we don't reset the SIGINT handler every
	  time through the command loop in an interactive shell if the signal
	  is trapped (as the comment noted).  Reported by Report from Martijn
	  Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_{patsub,remove_pattern,transform,casemod}: save and
	  restore this_command_name while temporarily setting it for use in
	  error messages.  Fixes use-after-free error reported by
	  Jerzy Kramarz <op7ica@gmail.com>
	- string_extract_verbatim: make sure when we increment i by 2 due to
	  a CTLESC or CTLESC-CTLNUL that we don't read past the end of the
	  string. This can happen if the string ends with an odd number of
	  CTLESC chars. Fixes oob-read error reported by
	  Jerzy Kramarz <op7ica@gmail.com>

				   11/11
				   -----
configure.ac,aclocal.m4
	- BASH_FUNC_SBRK: make sure sbrk actually works, instead of being just
	  a stub function like on several Linux distributions

lib/malloc/malloc.c
	- malloc_usable_size: return the maximum number of bytes available for
	  a particular memory allocation (size of block allocated for it)

				   11/12
				   -----
configure.ac
	- changes to make --enable-profiling work on Linux (-pg, no static link,
	  no -static in LDFLAGS)

Makefile.in
	- changes to make --enable-profiling work on Linux (take
	  ${PROFILE_FLAGS} out of  BASE_CCFLAGS, add to CCFLAGS instead; add
	  BASE_LDFLAGS define that doesn't include -pg or -static; use
	  BASE_LDFLAGS in LDFLAGS; move ${PROFILE_FLAGS} and ${STATIC_LD} to
	  LDFLAGS)

tests/run-gprof
	- changes to make profiling test suite with gprof work on Linux (set
	  GMON_OUT_PREFIX to handle multiple profiled processes per test;
	  change default filename to gmon.out from bash.gmon; look for
	  gprof output files in ${TMPDIR} instead of /tmp; handle multiple
	  profiling files starting with $GMON_OUT_PREFIX)

locale.c
	- locale_isutf8: use locale_charset() if it's available and nl_langinfo
	  isn't
	- locale_isutf8: add code to parse a locale specification and determine
	  whether the encoding is UTF-8 (or utf8) in the absence of
	  nl_langinfo and locale_charset
	- set_default_locale: make sure to set locale_utf8locale early on
	- locale_utf8locale: set via call to locale_isutf8 wherever LANG,
	  LC_ALL, or LC_CTYPE is set

				   11/13
				   -----
lib/readline/display.c
	- rl_redisplay: handle report of potential integer overflow in
	  horizontal display mode from Mateusz Lenik <mlen@mlen.pl>

lib/sh/mbschr.c
	- mbschr: if in a UTF-8 locale (locale_utf8locale) and we are looking
	  for an ASCII character, use (essentially) strchr as a shortcut

lib/sh/shmbchar.c
	- utf8_{mbstrlen,mblen,mbsmbchar,mbsnlen}: UTF-8-specific replacement
	  functions (should also be able to use utf8_mblen in subst.c:
	  string_extract_verbatim)
	- mbsmbchar: if locale_utf8locale is true, call utf8_mbsmbchar
	- mbsmbchar: in UTF-8 locale, use utf8_mblen instead of mbrlen (not
	  used if earlier shortcut taken)

lib/sh/unicode.c
	- u32cconv: don't use nl_langinfo early to call u32toutf8()
	- u32cconv: use locale_utf8locale to set utf8locale
	- u32cconv: when initializing (u32init == 0), use locale_charset, then
	  nl_langinfo, then stub_charset to determine the charset
	- u32cconv: even if we don't have iconv, if locale_utf8locale is non-
	  zero, return u32toutf8

				   11/15
				   -----
lib/readline/nls.c
	- _rl_init_locale: new function, split off code that determines current
	  locale from _rl_init_eightbit, use it to set _rl_utf8locale

lib/readiline/rlprivate.h
	- _rl_init_locale: new extern declaration

lib/readline/readline.c
	- rl_initialize: if not initializing everything the first time, call
	  _rl_init_locale to check current locale and set _rl_utf8locale

lib/readline/text.c
	- _rl_insert_char: optimize cases where we are inserting a single-byte
	  character in a locale with multibyte characters
	- _rl_insert_char: check whether character is single byte if we know
	  we are in a UTF-8 locale, optimize single-byte case to avoid calls
	  to mbrtowc and memmove/memcpy

lib/readline/mbutil.c
	- _rl_char_value: if we are in a UTF-8 locale (_rl_utf8locale) and the
	  current character does not have the eighth bit set ((c & 0x80) == 0),
	  return that char without bothering to call mbrtowc
	- _rl_adjust_point: don't bother calling mbrlen if we are in a UTF-8
	  locale and the current character is not a multibyte character
	- _rl_find_next_mbchar_internal: if we are in a UTF-8 locale, use that
	  to avoid calls to mbrtowc

lib/readline/display.c
	- _rl_col_width: if in a UTF-8 locale, take advantage of that to avoid
	  calls to mbrlen and mbrtowc
	- rl_redisplay: if in a UTF-8 locale, take advantage of that to avoid
	  calls to mbrtowc

				   11/17
				   -----
lib/readline/histlib.h
	- PATTERN_SEARCH: new flag for history search interfaces, means to
	  search for a pattern as Posix specifies

lib/readline/histsearch.c
	- history_search_internal: now takes a `flags' argument instead of just
	  an `anchored' argument to accommodate PATTERN_SEARCH
	- _hs_history_patsearch: new internal interface to use when flags
	  specify PATTERN_SEARCH

lib/readline/rlprivate.h
	- SF_PATTERN: new flag for non-incremental search contexts, means to
	  treat search string as a pattern (maps to PATTERN_SEARCH)

lib/readline/search.c
	- noninc_dosearch: takes an additional `flags' argument for SF_PATTERN
	- noninc_search_from_pos: takes an additional `flags' argument for
	  SF_PATTERN
	- noninc_dosearch: pass flags argument through to noninc_search_from_pos
	- _rl_nsearch_init: if we are in vi command mode, and `pchar' (key used
	  to invoke the search) is `?' or `/', add SF_PATTERN to the flags
	  to conform to Posix spec for vi-mode editing
	- _rl_nsearch_dosearch: if cxt->sflags indicates that we should do a
	  pattern search, pass SF_PATTERN to noninc_search_from_pos
	- rl_noninc_forward_search_again: if in vi command mode and key == `N',
	  make sure flags arg passed to noninc_dosearch includes SF_PATTERN
	- rl_noninc_reverse_search_again: if in vi command mode and key == `n',
	  make sure flags arg passed to noninc_dosearch includes SF_PATTERN
	- rl_history_search_internal: pass extra flags arg to noninc_search_from_pos

				   11/18
				   -----
lib/readline/search.c
	- noninc_search_from_pos: takes a new argument, a pointer to int where
	  it stores the offset of the match in the history line (if non-NULL),
	  modified callers
	- rl_history_search_internal: pass newcol pointer to
	  noninc_search_from_pos to avoid having to recompute the match offset
	  in the matching history entry

config.h.in
	- define HAVE_FNMATCH if we have the fnmatch function (configure was
	  already checking for it)

lib/readline/histsearch.c
	- _hs_history_patsearch: transform the pattern into one ending in a
	  `*' to avoid having to perform multiple match attempts from each
	  index in the history line
	- history_search_internal: changes to handle pattern matching if
	  PATTERN_SEARCH is in the flags and HAVE_FNMATCH is defined.  This
	  makes vi-mode history searching treat the user-specified search
	  string as an fnmatch pattern, as Posix requires.  Fixes issue
	  reported by <jwdevel@gmail.com>

				   11/19
				   -----
builtins/shopt.def
	- shopt_enable_hostname_completion: only declare this if READLINE
	  defined, since that's the only time it's used.  Reported by
	  isabella parakiss <izaberina@gmail.com>

				   11/20
				   -----
builtins/common.c
	- display_signal_list: make `kill -l 0' print `EXIT', modifying change
	  from 9/17

				   11/21
				   -----
subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: when the shell encounters a backslash as the
	  last character of the string, don't try to add a '\'0' to the end
	  of the string if the string is quoted, just add a <CTLESC><\> and
	  skip to the end of string processing.  Fixes oob-read error
	  reported by Jerzy Kramarz <op7ica@gmail.com>

test.c
	- two_arguments: check argv[pos][1] before checking argv[pos][2] when
	  looking for a unary argument.  Fixes oob-read error on single `-'
	  in unary operator position reported by Jerzy Kramarz
	  <op7ica@gmail.com>
	- ANDOR: check s[1] before checking s[2] in case s[1] == end of string.
	  Fixes oob-read error reported by Jerzy Kramarz <op7ica@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- command_substitute: now takes additional flags argument, changed one
	  caller (param_expand) to pass through PF_ASSIGNRHS flag; other callers
	  pass 0
	- command_substitute: pass through flags argument to read_comsub
	- read_comsub: now takes additional new flags argument to indicate
	  whether or not the word is in a context where word splitting will
	  eventually be performed
	- read_comsub: if we are running in a context where word splitting
	  will not take place (PF_ASSIGNRHS), we read a CTLESC, and CTLESC is
	  in $IFS, add a CTLESC to make sure it gets through a round of
	  dequoting

				   11/23
				   -----
parse.y
	- xparse_dolparen: since reset_parser frees the pushed string list,
	  and this is supposed to be a separate parsing context, we need to
	  save and restore pushed_string_list around the call to parse_string
	  and reset_parser.  Fixes bug reported by Dan Douglas
	  <ormaaj@gmail.com>

bashhist.h
	- HISTEXPAND_DEFAULT: default value of history_expansion, moved here
	  from flags.c

flags.[ch]
	- histexp_flag: new variable, this is what set -H/set -o histexpand
	  sets; history_expansion set to value of this variable; defaults to 0
	- history_expansion: now set to HISTEXPAND_DEFAULT

bashhist.c
	- bash_history_reinit: if interact == 0, set history_expansion to the
	  value of histexp_flag, to allow -H option to enable history
	  expansion
	- bash_history_reinit: if interact == 0, make sure
	  history_expansion_inhibited is set opposite of histexp_flag, so
	  enabling history expansion with -H invocation option turns off
	  inhibited expansion. If interactive shell, we turn it off so
	  history_expansion controls whether or not history expansion takes
	  place. In practice, this function is always called with interact == 0,
	  and -c command still doesn't perform history expansion

shell.c
	- init_interactive: make sure histexp_flag and history_expansion are
	  identical in an interactive shell; allows both -H/+H option and
	  default compilation options (HISTEXPAND_DEFAULT) to work

				   11/24
				   -----
subst.c
	- get_word_from_string: take advantage of the fact that SEPARATORS is
	  always a (possibly local) copy of IFS, so build a local charmap of
	  separators and use it instead of the (cached and possibly stale)
	  ifs_cmap map and isifs macro.  Fixes bug with -N stripping leading
	  whitespace reported by Clark Wang <clarkw@vmware.com>

				   11/25
				   -----
builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: make `i' volatile, since auto variables are technically
	  undefined after a longjmp, and a timeout on SIGALRM causes one.
	  Fix suggested by Dmitry Goncharov <dgoncharov@users.sf.net>

				   11/27
				   -----
parse.y
	- shell_getc: if we are reading input from a string, and we get the
	  ending '\0', and we are not expanding an alias, return EOF right
	  away.  It might be an eval'ed string that has a syntax error.
	  Fixes bug reported by Dan Douglas <ormaaj@gmail.com>

				   11/28
				   -----
subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: if we're expanding a quoted string containing
	  a tilde as the first character of a word, only expand the tilde if
	  we're expanding an array subscript (Q_ARRAYSUB), not if we're
	  expanding any arithmetic expression (Q_ARITH).  This fixes a
	  backwards compatibility issue with expressions like ~0 reported by
	  Bize Ma <binaryzebra@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand_indir: if the variable is not special and
	  the indirect variable is unset (!variable where variable is unset),
	  report an error.  This is a slight incompatibility with previous
	  versions, which did not differentiate between indirecting an unset
	  variable and an indirect expansion resulting in an unset variable.
	  Fixes omission reported by otenba@protonmail.com

				   11/30
				   -----
lib/readline/doc/{rluser.texi,readline.3},doc/bash.1
	- do-uppercase-version: since this doesn't actually exist, replace it
	  with do-lowercase-version, with the caveat that do-lowercase-version
	  results in undefined behavior if bound to a character that's
	  already lowercase.  Suggested by Branden Robinson
	  <g.branden.robinson@gmail.com>

lib/readline/doc/rluser.texi
	- history-substring-search-forward: was misspelled as "substr-search";
	  ditto for search-backward

doc/bash.1
	- history-substring-search-{backward,forward}: add documentation, text
	  straight from readline.3

jobs.c
	- initialize_job_control: if the terminal's process group is valid,
	  but the shell is not the foreground process, check for terminating
	  signals (like SIGHUP, which the kernel would send if the process
	  group were orphaned) during the loop where we try to stop the shell
	  if it's not in the foreground.  Not a perfect solution; the kernel
	  might not send SIGHUP

				   12/1
				   ----
jobs.c
	- initialize_job_control: only go through the SIGTTIN loop 16 times at
	  most before deciding we're in the background and probably a member of
	  an orphaned process group; set original_pgrp to the terminal's pgrp
	  (so the eventual give_terminal_to doesn't leave the terminal in the
	  wrong pgrp); and bail on job control initialization

tests/run-all
	- unset SHELLOPTS to avoid its options `polluting' the test
	  environment.  Suggestion from Vladimir Marek
	  <Vladimir.Marek@oracle.com>

tests/execscript
	- use $PWD/exec8.sub to protect against someone who has a cd command
	  in his bashrc.  Report from  Vladimir Marek
	  <Vladimir.Marek@oracle.com> 

				   12/2
				   ----
shell.c
	- open_shell_script: call end_job_control before exiting the shell in
	  case we were run as `bash -i script' and there is a problem with
	  executing `script'.  If we don't, the terminal ends up in the wrong
	  process group.  Fix from Clark Wang <clarkw@vmware.com>

				   12/3
				   ----
parse.y
	- read_comsub: if we look for a character following a `<' and it's
	  not `<' (indicating that we don't have to read a here-document),
	  make sure we push that character back and go through the loop again
	  so we note the right word start location.  Fixes bug reported by
	  parasite parasite <42parasite@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand_indir: clean up checks for unset variables to
	  minimize incompatibilities with previous versions

				   12/5
				   ----
lib/readline/history.c
	- add_history: don't update history_length until all of the updates to
	  the_history are complete, so history_length is always consistent.
	  Report and fix from Hong Cho <hong.cho@citrix.com>

bashline.c
	- bash_backward_shellword: fix to work better at the end of the line,
	  with multiple trailing whitespace characters.  Inspired by report
	  from Kirill Timofeev <kt97679@gmail.com>

Makefile.in
	- bashbug: use `^' as the sed delimiter instead of `%'; some compilers
	  use `%' in CFLAGS.  Report from  Vladimir Marek
	  <Vladimir.Marek@oracle.com> 

				   12/6
				   ----
test.c
	- test_unop: make sure op[1] != 0 before testing op[2]
	- term: make sure argv[pos][1] != 0 before testing argv[pos][2].  Fixes
	  oob-read reported by Jerzy Kramarz <op7ica@gmail.com>

				   12/7
				   ----
lib/glob/glob.c
	- glob_filename: assign the return value of realloc (results, ...) to
	  a temp pointer, so if realloc returns NULL, we make sure we free
	  results.  Report from Kirill Timofeev <kt97679@gmail.com>

				   12/12
				   -----
lib/sh/shquote.c
	- sh_backslash_quote: if FLAGS&2, backslash-quote other single-byte
	  characters that are in the current locale's <blank> character class

builtins/printf.def
	- printf_builtin: when processing the `%q' format, make sure to
	  backslash quote all <blank> characters by making sure that FLAGS
	  passed to sh_backslash_quote includes 2.  Fixes issue for certain
	  iso-8859-1 locales where character 160 (octal 240, hex 0xa0) is a
	  non-breaking space. Report from Stephane Chazelas
	  <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

lib/sh/eaccess.c
	- sh_stat: if DEV_FD_STAT_BROKEN is defined, take /dev/fd/N and turn
	  it into a stat on file descriptor N, as if /dev/fd were not
	  available.  This is the case on some old versions of SunOS.  Report
	  and patch from Dmitry Goncharov <dgoncharov@users.sf.net>

config.h.in
	- DEV_FD_STAT_BROKEN: add define

configure.ac
	- --enable-dev-fd-stat-broken: new command-line option, defines
	  DEV_FD_STAT_BROKEN if supplied at configure time

doc/bashref.texi
	- --enable-dev-fd-stat-broken: document new command-line option for
	  configure

arrayfunc.c
	- assoc_expand_once: new variable, declared here just because

arrayfunc.h
	- assoc_expand_once: extern declaration
	- AV_NOEXPAND: new flag value for the array_value family of functions:
	  means to not run associative array subscripts through word expansion

builtins/set.def
	- unset_builtin: call unbind_array_element with assoc_expand_once as
	  third arg, controls whether we expand associative array subscripts
	  (if 1, we suppress the usual expansion).  With accompanying shopt,
	  provides backwards compatible option to solve problem with quotes
	  and other characters in associative array subscripts pointed out
	  most recently by Mingye Wang (Arthur2e5) <arthur200126@gmail.com>

builtins/shopt.def
	- assoc_expand_once: new option, controls value of internal variable
	  with the same name. Currently undocumented because I'm not completely
	  sold on the name

expr.c
	- evalexp: now takes a second argument, flags. Changed all callers in
	  multiple other files (builtins/let.def,execute_cmd.c,arrayfunc.c,
	  subst.c,test.c,variables.c)

externs.h
	- EXP_EXPANDED, new flag for second argument to evalexp

builtins/let.def
	- let_builtin: add EXP_EXPANDED to flags passed to evalexp

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_arith_command: add EXP_EXPANDED to flags passed to evalexp,
	  since the command string is run through expand_words_no_vars before
	  being evaluated

expr.c
	- set expression-global variable already_expanded if flags arg to
	  evalexp contains EXP_EXPANDED
	- if assoc_expand_once option set and already_expanded flag set, pass
	  1 in flags to array_variable_part to skip over quotes and expansions
	  in the subscript
	- if those two variables set, pass AV_NOEXPAND as flag to
	  get_array_value to prevent word expansions on the subscript

arrayfunc.c
	- if flags passed to unbind_array_element includes 1, pass flag on to
	  skipsubscript so we don't expect matched quotes or process
	  expansions in the subscript
	- if flags to array_value_internal include AV_NOEXPAND, pass 1 as flag
	  to array_variable_part to pass along to skipsubscript
	- if flags to array_value_internal include AV_NOEXPAND, don't call
	  expand_assignment_string_to_string; just use the unexpanded subscript
	  to produce the key [THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS]

				   12/14
				   -----
subst.h
	- ASS_NOEXPAND: assignment flag that inhibits expansion of associative
	  array subscripts

variables.c
	- bind_int_variable: takes new flags arg; flags are taken from the
	  ASS_ set of assignment flags, changed callers (bashline.c, expr.c,
	  pcomplete.c)
	- bind_int_variable: if flags includes ASS_NOEXPAND, pass 1 as flag to
	  valid_array_reference and array_variable_part to pass along to
	  skipsubscript, so we don't try to skip over quoted strings in the
	  subscript
	- bind_int_variable: pass flags along to assign_array_element

variables.h
	- bind_int_variable: updated extern declaration with new flags arg

expr.c
	- expr_bind_variable: if the assoc_expand_once option is enabled, and
	  the flags to evalexp indicate that we have already run the expression
	  through word expansion, pass ASS_NOEXPAND as flag to bind_int_variable

arrayfunc.c
	- assign_array_element: if flags includes ASS_NOEXPAND, pass 1 as flag
	  to array_variable_name to pass along to skipsubscript
	- assign_array_element: if flags includes ASS_NOEXPAND, don't run an
	  associative array subscript through word expansion, just use as-is

subst.c
	- param_expand: call evalexp with EXP_EXPANDED flag for arithmetic
	  substitution because the string has already been expanded with
	  expand_arith_string

				   12/15
				   -----
builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: use value of assoc_expand_once for valid_array_reference
	  as with other uses
	- bind_read_variable: if assoc_expand_once is set, pass ASS_NOEXPAND
	  to assign_array_element

general.c
	- assignment: instead of checking whether flags == 0 to allow a `[',
	  explicitly check for (flags&1) to disallow it.  This leaves the door
	  open for additional flag values

builtins/printf.def
	- printf_builtin: use value of assoc_expand_once for
	  valid_array_reference as with other uses
	- bind_printf_variable: if assoc_expand_once is set, pass ASS_NOEXPAND
	  to assign_array_element

				   12/16
				   -----
builtins/history.def
	- change history -d option to handle negative arguments; negative
	  arguments offset from the end of the history list (last_position + 1
	  so history -d -1 deletes the history -d command that just got
	  added).  Original patch from Piotr Grzybowski <narsil.pl@gmail.com>

doc/bash.1,lib/readline/doc/hsuser.texi
	- documented new behavior of negative offsets for `history -d'

				   12/17
				   -----
lib/readline/history.c
	- remove_history: use memmove to move the history list around instead
	  of a loop that copies pointers one at a time, similar to add_history

				   12/19
				   -----
configure.ac
	- linux: make sure PGRP_PIPE is defined unconditionally for all kernel
	  versions greater than 2.3.*

lib/readline/history.c
	- clear_history: when clearing the history, reset history_base to 1
	  (its default)
	- remove_history_range: new function, removes a set of history entries
	  and returns them all for deallocation

lib/readline/history.h
	- remove_history_range: extern declaration

				   12/20
				   -----
execute_cmd.c
	- eval_arith_for_expr: pass EXP_EXPANDED to evalexp, since we run the
	  expression through expand_words_no_vars

				   12/21
				   -----
input.c
	- b_fill_buffer: when read returns EOF or error, and we reset the
	  buffer and pointers, reset the input pointer to 0.  Fixes issue
	  reported by Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

				   12/22
				   -----
arrayfunc.[ch],subst.c
	- array_expand_index: added new FLAGS argument, reserved for future use,
	  changed callers


				   12/24
				   -----
variables.c
	- can_optimize_assignment,optimized_assignment: see if we can detect
	  whether or not we're trying to append a string to a string variable,
	  and optimize that using realloc/strcpy.  Based on a log-ago
	  suggestion from Aharon Robbins <arnold@skeeve.com>

				   12/27
				   -----
builtins/help.def
	- help_builtin: don't pass return value from ngettext() directly to
	  printf

				   12/28
				   -----
sig.c
	- set_signal_handler: set SA_RESTART for SIGWINCH, so window size
	  changes don't interrupt open/read/write.  Suggested by
	  Andriy Prystupa <andriy.prystupa@globallogic.com> back in 10/2016

				   12/30
				   -----
execute_cmd.c
	- coproc_pidchk: if MULTIPLE_COPROCS, call cpl_search to find coproc
	  associated with pid, don't remove it from the list with cpl_delete.
	  Just mark as dead and wait for coproc_reap/cpl_reap to take care
	  of disposing it
	- execute_coproc: NEW FEATURE: run the coproc name through word
	  expansion before creating the coproc; this allows unique coprocs
	  to be created in loops. Originally requested way back in 2012 by
	  Erik Brandsberg <ebrandsberg@juniper.net>

command.h
	- subshell_com: now has a line number member: line

make_cmd.c
	- make_subshell_command: assign current line number (line number of the
	  ending right paren) to `line' member

copy_cmd.c
	- copy_subshell_command: copy the `line' member

execute_command.c
	- execute_command_internal: when executing a user subshell (`(command)'),
	  set the line number and line number for the ERR trap from the line
	  number saved in the subshell command struct.  Fix from
	  Eduardo A. Bustamante L贸pez <dualbus@gmail.com>
	- execute_arith_command: set line number for ERR trap from line number
	  saved in the arith command struct.  Fix from
	  Eduardo A. Bustamante L贸pez <dualbus@gmail.com>
	- execute_cond_command: set line number for ERR trap from line number
	  saved in the cond command struct.  Fix from
	  Eduardo A. Bustamante L贸pez <dualbus@gmail.com>

variables.c
	- bind_variable_internal: move can_optimize_assignment call to the
	  right place

				   12/31
				   -----
variables.c
	- find_variable_nameref: treat a circular variable reference as
	  referring to a variable of that name in the global scope (for now),
	  if one exists.  PROVISIONAL change: inspired by suggestion back in
	  6/2016 by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				 1/2/2017
				 --------
{expr,general,hashcmd}.c
	- include flags.h for flag values

make_cmd.c
	- include shell.h instead of the files it includes

flags.h
	- new extern declarations for want_pending_command, read_from_stdin

subst.h
	- add extern declaration for expanding_redir, assigning_in_environment

trap.h
	- add extern declaration for running_trap

execute_cmd.h
	- added extern declarations for variables declared in execute_cmd.c,
	  changed files that declare lots of extern variables

shell.h
	- added extern declarations for variables declared in shell.c,
	  changed files that declare lots of extern variables 

parser.h
	- added extern declarations for variables declared in parse.y,
	  changed files that declare lots of extern variables 

[lots of changes to reduce the number of extern declarations in C and DEF files]

parse.y
	- xparse_dolparen: need ALIAS or DPAREN_ARITHMETIC to be defined to
	  use STRING_SAVER

				    1/3
				    ---
sig.c
	- termsig_handler: don't call end_job_control if subshell_environment
	  indicates that we're in a command or process substitution.
	  Provisional fix for bug reported by Russell King <rmk@armlinux.org.uk>

jobs.c
	- end_job_control: only attempt to give the terminal back to
	  original_pgrp if job_control != 0; don't test interactive_shell

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_disk_command: call QUIT after search_for_command, since
	  the only time QUIT gets called is when the path is actually
	  searched.  It doesn't happen for an absolute pathname.  Fix for
	  bug reported by Russell King <rmk@armlinux.org.uk>

				   1/16
				   ----
lib/glob/glob.c
	- extglob_skipname,wextglob_skipname: if we don't find a reason to
	  not skip the name in any subpattern (r returns 0 for any subpattern),
	  return 1 because we should skip the name
	- extglob_skipname,wextglob_skipname: if we don't find a reason to
	  not skip the name in any subpattern, but the first part of the extglob
	  pattern is a wildcard (`*(pat)'), check the rest of the pattern, if
	  any, to decide whether or not to skip the name. Fixes bug reported
	  by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

lib/glob/glob_loop.c
	- CHAR -> GCHAR (unsigned char); change uses of CHAR to GCHAR

lib/glob/glob.c
	- wchkname -> wskipname
	- wskipname: now takes a third `flags' argument, like the other variants
	  of skipname

				   1/17
				   ----
redir.c
	- here_document_to_fd: set the file descriptor open for writing to the
	  here document to be close-on-exec.  Fixes bug reported by
	  Siteshwar Vashisht <svashisht@redhat.com>

				   1/18
				   ----
{gmisc,gm_loop}.c
	- match_pattern_char,match_pattern_wchar: moved to gm_loop.c (new file),
	  compile twice for single and wide characters as with the rest of
	  the functions
	- umatchlen,wmatchlen: ditto
	- extglob_pattern_p: move to gm_loop.c, generalize for regular and
	  wide-char versions

				   1/19
				   ----
lib/readline/complete.c
	- stat_char: fix small memory leak if stat/lstat returns -1

bashline.c
	- bash_filename_stat_hook,bash_directory_completion_hook: make sure
	  expand_prompt_string is caled wth W_NOPROCSUB flag
	- directory_exists: don't dequote the filename passed as an argument;
	  this function should never get quoted pathnames

subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: when calling expand_word_internal recursively
	  after reading a double-quoted string, make sure the W_NOCOMSUB and
	  W_NOPROCSUB flags make it to the recursive invocation.  Fixes bug
	  reported by Jens Heyens <jens.heyens@cispa.saarland>

				   1/23
				   ----
lib/readline/signals.c
	- _rl_orig_sigset: original signal mask, set and restored by
	  rl_set_signals (rl_clear_signals doesn't block signals).  If we
	  are not installing signal handlers, just save signal mask each
	  time rl_set_signals is called

lib/readline/input.c
	- rl_getc: use _rl_orig_sigmask in the call to pselect(), so we block
	  the set of signals originally blocked by the calling application.
	  Fixes bug reported by Fr茅d茅ric Bri猫re <fbriere@fbriere.net>

parse.y
	- yy_readline_get: try to unset NONBLOCK mode on readline's input
	  file descriptor before calling readline(). Inspired by report from
	  Siteshwar Vashisht <svashisht@redhat.com>

				   1/30
				   ----
parse.y
	- parse_comsub: don't unconditionally set the LEX_WASDOL flag when we
	  see a `$'; we should toggle it to accommodate things like $$.
	  Fixes bug reported by Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de>
	- parse_matched_pair: do the same thing with LEX_WASDOL

				    2/1
				    ---
jobs.h
	- JWAIT_PERROR,JWAIT_FORCE: new defines for the wait_for_ family of
	  functions

jobs.c
	- wait_for_job, wait_for_any_job: take new flags argument for use by
	  the wait builtin
	- wait_for_job: if JWAIT_FORCE flag supplied, loop waiting for job to
	  terminate instead of change state
	- wait_for_single_pid: if JWAIT_FORCE flag supplied, loop waiting for
	  child process to terminate instead of change state

builtins/wait.def
	- takes a new `-f' option, signifying to wait until the specified job 
	  or process terminates, instead of changes state

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- wait: document the new -f option and its behavior when job control
	  is enabled
	- job control: add a paragraph describing how the wait builtin changes
	  behavior when job control is enabled: it returns when a job changes
	  state

				    2/2
				    ---
examples/loadables/fdflags.c
	- fdflags: new loadable builtin to set and unset file descriptor flags
	  (such as non-blocking, though bash undoes that) for descriptors bash
	  has open. Developed in consultation with Christos Zoulas
	  <christos@zoulas.com>

				    2/3
				    ---

lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_previous_screen_line: attempt to move to the same column on the
	  previous screen line of the current readline buffer by moving back
	  a number of characters equal to the screen width
	- rl_next_screen_line: attempt to move to the same column on the
	  next screen line of the current readline buffer by moving forward
	  a number of characters equal to the screen width. Both originally
	  suggested by Hans Ginzel <hans@matfyz.cz>

lib/readline/readline.h
	- rl_{next,previous}_screen_line: extern declarations

lib/readline/funmap.c
	- {next,previous}-screen-line: new bindable command names

lib/readline/doc/{rluser.texi,readline.3}
	- {next,previous}-screen-line: document behavior, including limitations

				    2/5
				    ---
lib/readline/input.c
	- rl_read_key: when reading input from a macro, make sure to return
	  the next character as an unsigned char, so we handle multibyte
	  character sequences correctly.  Report and fix from Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				    2/6
				    ---
shell.c
	- --pretty-print: new invocation option, currently undocumented, dumps
	  a pretty-printed version of a shell script given as an argument to
	  stdout
	- main: call pretty_print_loop() if we're in pretty-printing mode in
	  a non-interactive shell

eval.c
	- pretty_print_loop: new function, similar to reader_loop, reads
	  commands and prints them by displaying the result from
	  make_command_string()

externs.h
	- pretty_print_loop: new extern declaration

				    2/9
				    ---
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- here strings: correct documentation to note they do not undergo
	  brace expansion. Report from Conor McCarthy <mr.spuratic@gmail.com>

				    2/9
				    ---
lib/readline/display.c
	- expand_prompt: instead of recomputing the line break offsets for
	  prompts that span multiple screen lines on every call to rl_redisplay,
	  do it here. Manage a local array local_prompt_newlines; set an offset
	  every time `physchars' hits a multiple of the screen width.  Inspired
	  by https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=843819
	- rl_redisplay: don't calculate multi-line prompt line break indices
	  here; use the values calculated by expand_prompt
	- rl_{save,restore}_prompt: save and restore local_prompt_newlines

				   2/11
				   ----
lib/readline/mbutil.c
	- _rl_find_prev_mbchar_internal: since we're traversing the string
	  from the beginning, shortcut non-multibyte characters in a UTF-8
	  locale

parse.y
	- parse_comsub: if we are parsing a here document with a quoted
	  delimiter (LEX_QUOTEDDOC), we should not remove <backslash><newline>
	  pairs from the body of the here document.  Need to add LEX_QUOTEDDOC
	  to the values in tflags when calling shell_getc.  Fixes bug reported
	  by Michael Homer <michael.homer@ecs.vuw.ac.nz>, patch was originally
	  contributed by Geir Hauge <geir.hauge@gmail.com>

				   2/15
				   ----
jobs.c
	- bgp_add: if hashed pid collides with bgpids.head index, print a
	  warning and move to the next index.  Attempt to avoid collision
	  problem reported by Graham Northup <northug@clarkson.edu>

				   2/17
				   ----
subst.c
	- process_substitute: call remove_quoted_escapes on the command string
	  like command substitution does, since the string will be run through
	  the parser again.  Fixes bug reported by David Simmons
	  <bug-bash@tmp.davidsimmons.com>

config-top.h
	- STATIC_PATH_VALUE: new config variable, undefined by default

variables.c
	- shell_initialize: if STATIC_PATH_VALUE is defined, use it to set the
	  PATH variable at shell startup, overriding the environment and any
	  value for DEFAULT_PATH_VALUE.  Based on a suggestion from
	  Lonnie Abelbeck <lonnie@abelbeck.com>

				   2/18
				   ----
shell.c
	- maybe_make_restricted: clear the hash table before making the PATH
	  variable read-only by calling stupidly_hack_special_variables.
	  Suggestion from Lonnie Abelbeck <lonnie@abelbeck.com>

subst.c
	- expand_string_for_pat: change expansion of WORD in ${param[%[%]][#[#]]word}
	  to use this new function, initially identical to
	  expand_string_for_rhs
	- getpattern: use expand_string_for_pat to expand the pattern

				   2/19
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_string_for_rhs: now that this is only used to expand the RHS
	  of the various non-pattern ${paramOPword} expansions, set
	  expand_no_split_dollar_star depending on whether or not the entire
	  brace expansion is going to be subjected to word splitting: if it's
	  quoted or if IFS is set but null, we will not be splitting so we set
	  this to 1 and let $* expand to separate fields separated by a space.
	  This was heavily debated back in October 2014 and resulted in Posix
	  interp 888. Reported by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   2/20
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_string_for_rhs: now takes `op' (brace expansion operator) as
	  an additional argument; changed call in parameter_brace_expand_rhs
	- expand_string_for_rhs: make sure to set expand_no_split_dollar_star
	  if `op' is `=', since we are supposed to preserve the assignment
	  statement expansion semantics on the RHS of ${param=word}

jobs.c
	- bgp_delindex: make sure to set ps->pid to NO_PID so we more
	  effectively remove it from the hash table. It shouldn't matter as
	  long as nothing in pidstat_table points to it, but better to be safe
	- bgp_delete,bgp_search: generalize previous collision detection to
	  loop detection: abort search if we are going to go back to the
	  first index we tried

				   2/21
				   ----
lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- rl_vi_bword: if we're trying to move backward to non-whitespace
	  in a line that begins with whitespace, make sure we don't move
	  point to 0 and test memory locations before the start of the
	  buffer. Report and fix from Jason Hood <jadoxa@yahoo.com.au>

lib/readline/display.c
	- expand_prompt: if _rl_screenwith == 0, call rl_reset_screen_size to
	  initialize it. If it's still 0 after that, guess that the screen
	  width is 80 and use that to guess how many screen lines the prompt
	  consumes

lib/readline/readline.c
	- readline_internal_setup: if in emacs editing mode, and we are
	  showing the editing mode in the prompt, call _rl_reset_prompt() to
	  make sure that the updated setting of _rl_show_mode_in_prompt
	  (presumably set in an inputrc file) is reflected in the redisplay
	  performed by rl_callback_newline via readline_internal_setup.
	  Fix from Jason Hood <jadoxa@yahoo.com.au>

				   2/22
				   ----
builtins/complete.def
	- print_one_completion,print_compopts: make sure to display the
	  `nosort' and `noquote' options if they've been set for a particular
	  compspec.  Fix from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: if -e is supplied, read needs to free rlbuf before
	  returning, since it uses discard_unwind_frame at that point. Bug
	  and fix from ZhangXiao <xiao.zhang@windriver.com>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_for_command: when using a nameref as the for loop control
	  variable, make sure we check for readonly namerefs and make sure
	  that we force bind_variable to enforce restrictions on nameref
	  assignments. Fix from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   2/23
				   ----
general.c
	- make_absolute: convert deprecated cygwin_conv_to_full_posix_path
	  to cygwin_conv_path (CCP_WIN_A_TO_POSIX, ...)

{shell,variables}.c,config-top.h
	- modify change from 2/17: rename STATIC_PATH_VALUE to RBASH_STATIC_PATH_VALUE;
	  don't use it in shell_initialize; set PATH to it just before
	  imposing restricted shell restrictions

				   2/24
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_string_for_rhs: revert change from 2/19 concerning setting
	  expand_no_split_dollar_star so we are consistent with the Posix
	  examples. This anticipates Martijn Dekker initiating an austin
	  group discussion about this case

				   2/25
				   ----
pcomplete.c
	- gen_shell_function_matches: if COMPREPLY is an associative array,
	  don't coerce it to an indexed array, which will fail to produce any
	  matches anyway.  Report from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- bind_comp_words: if COMP_WORDS exists as a nameref variable, ignore
	  the nameref attribute. Report from Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand: if expand_no_split_dollar_star is set, make
	  sure chk_atstar treats ${var[*]} as quoted by passing Q_DOUBLE_QUOTES
	  as the second argument.  Fixes differing treatment of $* and ${v[*]}
	  reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>, because otherwise
	  *contains_dollar_at gets set to 1 and the word is inappropriately
	  split

				    3/1
				    ---
subst.c
	- expand_word_list_internal: if a variable assignment fails (e.g., due
	  to a readonly variable) in a non-interactive posix mode shell, don't
	  abort the shell if the assignment is being performed by the command
	  builtin, even if it's something like `command eval v=1'.  Fixes
	  RedHat bug https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1389838
	  (reported by Denys Vlasenko)

				    3/3
				    ---
builtins/shopt.def
	- set_compatibility_level: make sure that changing the compatibility
	  level sets or modifies BASH_COMPAT. Fixes bug reported by
	  Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

lib/glob/smatch.c
	- is_cclass: broke into two functions: is_valid_cclass and cclass_test,
	  for future expansion. No functionality change

lib/glob/sm_loop.c
	- BRACKMATCH: when testing a character against a character class name,
	  use the unfolded (original) character, since we're not performing a
	  comparison. This is what glibc does.  Fixes bug reported by
	  Luk谩拧 Ba舏nka <lukas.barinka@boxtrap.net>

				    3/4
				    ---
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- note that the arguments to -eq and the rest of the arithmetic
	  operators are evaluated as expressions when using [[.  Report from
	  Rob la Lau <rob@ohreally.nl>


				    3/7
				    ---
lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: completely rewrote the code that handles line wrapping
	  in the presence of multibyte/double-width characters; punts to a
	  dumb update in cases where the number of screen positions doesn't
	  match
	- update_line: in one case, where we are deleting characters from the
	  line, if we are writing a non-space into the last screen character
	  position, note that we are no longer using a space as a placeholder
	  for a line wrap where there is a multi-width character that won't
	  fit on the screen line (wrapped_line[current_line+1] = 0)

				   3/10
				   ----
lib/readline/readline.c
	- bind_arrow_keys_internal: add default key bindings for control-
	  arrow keys, suggested by Per Bothner <per@bothner.com>

				   3/13
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- clarify the prompt strings the undergo expansion (PS0, PS1, PS2, and
	  PS4) before being displayed.  Based on a report from Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   3/14
				   ----
input.c
	- bufstream_ungetc: return EOF if being asked to unget a character to
	  a NULL buffer
	- buffered_getchar: check buffered_fd is valid and buffers[buffered_fd]
	  is non-NULL before trying to dereference. Fixes bug reported by
	  floyd <floyd@floyd.ch>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_null_command: if we fork to execute the command, the subshell
	  is not interactive
	- execute_null_command: for safety's sake, if a redirection attached
	  to a null command affects fd 0 or the fd the shell is reading for
	  input, and the redirection can potentially change or close that file
	  descriptor, force a fork so the redirection is done in a subshell

				   3/15
				   ----
lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: if we have to output some bytes, and we are outputting
	  the prompt string, make sure we correct _rl_last_c_pos if we are
	  at the wrap offset -- what if all of the characters in the prompt
	  are invisible, so the visible length is 0?  Fixes display bug
	  reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

execute_cmd.c
	- undo_partial_redirects: new function, performs redirections specified
	  in redirection_undo_list and disposes of them. Intended to be used
	  to unwind redirections performed before a redirection error
	- dispose_partial_redirects: new function, disposes of
	  redirection_undo_list and nulls the list
	- execute_command_internal: use undo_partial_redirects

execute_cmd.h
	- undo_partial_redirects: extern declaration
	- dispose_partial_redirects: extern declaration

subst.c
	- exp_jump_to_top_level: if we are throwing an expansion error while
	  expanding a redirection (expanding_redir != 0), undo any undoable
	  redirections by calling undo_partial_redirects() so we don't leave
	  any in place

variables.c
	- initialize_shell_variables: if SHELLOPTS is in the environment,
	  unset the readonly attribute on any existing variable with that
	  name. It may have been created by processing a -o option on the
	  command line.  Fixes issue reported by Stephane Chazelas
	  <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

				   3/16
				   ----
lib/readline/histfile.c
	- read_history_range: short-circuit and do nothing if the history file
	  is of 0 size
	- read_history_range: make sure the buffer is zero-terminated so the
	  timestamp tests work right for history files of 1 character.  Report
	  and recommended fix from Denis Martinez <denis.martinez@gmx.com>

lib/readline/complete.c
	- compute_lcd_of_matches: when trying to compute the common prefix
	  of a set of matches while performing case-insensitive completion
	  matching, don't sort the match list unless rl_sort_completion_matches
	  is non-zero.  Fixes problem reported by Roee Bar <roee@arista.com>

				   3/18
				   ----
subst.c
	- extract_dollar_brace_string: handle process substitution embedded in
	  a ${...} expansion in the same way as command substitution.  Reported
	  by D630 <d630@posteo.net>

parse.y
	- LEX_GTLT: new flag, set by parse_matched_pair when a `<' or '>' is
	  read
	- parse_matched_pair: handle an embedded process substitution like an
	  embedded command substitution if we are parsing an array index or
	  a dollar-brace expansion.  Reported by D630 <d630@posteo.net>

				   3/21
				   ----
subst.h
	- ASS_NOEVAL, ASS_NOLONGJMP: new values for assignments, used by
	  make_variable_value

variables.c
	- make_variable_value: ASS_NOEVAL: if this is set, don't attempt
	  arithmetic evaluation or case modification, just produce the value
	  (still honor ASS_APPEND)
	- make_variable_value: ASS_NOLONGJMP: don't longjmp back to top_level
	  if arithmetic evaluation fails due to a syntax error
	- bind_variable_internal: make sure aflags is passed to all calls to
	  make_variable_value
	- push_temp_var: add ASS_NOLONGJMP to the flags passed to
	  bind_variable_internal.  Fixes bug reported by D630 <d630@posteo.net>

bashline.c
	- bash_execute_unix_command: don't bother to attempt optimization by
	  checking whether the call to parse_and_execute changes $READLINE_LINE;
	  it can be defeated by the new code that optimizes appends to string
	  variables. Bug reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   3/22
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_string_for_rhs: re-apply change from 2/19 based on discussion
	  on the austin-group mailing list about how unquoted ${var-$*}
	  expands when IFS is null.  Originally reported by Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

				   3/25
				   ----
parse.y
	- read_token_word: if we read a WORD immediately after a CASE, FOR, or
	  SELECT, increment `expecting_in_token' to note that we're going to
	  be reading IN as the next non-newline token
	- special_case_tokens: if we're expecting an IN (expecting_in_token > 0)
	  and we have an "in", return IN and decrement expecting_in_token. This
	  is a better implementation of Posix grammar rule 6 than the previous
	  code in that function (which is still there for posterity, but should
	  eventually be removed).  Fixes bug reported by Torka Noda
	  <kanito.tasoga@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- string_list_pos_params: if the expansion is not quoted, and IFS is
	  null, return a string containing the quoted positional parameters
	  separated by spaces.  Callers know what to do with the string
	- parameter_brace_substring,parameter_brace_remove_pattern,
	  parameter_brace_transform,parameter_brace_patsub,parameter_brace_casemod:
	  for the VT_POSPARMS case, after calling the operator-specific
	  expansion function, which eventually calls string_list_pos_params,
	  leave the returned string alone, since it's already quoted properly
	- parameter_brace_expand: after calling the above functions to perform
	  expansions, if the expansion is being performed on an unquoted $*
	  when IFS is null, set the W_SPLITSPACE flag in the return WORD_DESC
	  so that splitting on spaces is performed on the already-quoted word.
	  Fixes bug reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   3/28
				   ----
subst.c
	- process_substitute: change so the subshell doesn't inherit the 'v'
	  option, like command substitution now does (as of bash-4.4).
	  Suggested by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   3/30
				   ----
subst.c
	- parameter_brace_casemod: now takes a pflags parameter, like
	  parameter_brace_patsub; changed callers
	- parameter_brace_transform: now takes a pflags parameter, like
	  parameter_brace_patsub; changed callers
	- pos_params_pat_subst,pos_params_modcase: if mflags indicates we're
	  on the rhs of an assignment statement and not going to perform
	  word splitting, we're expanding $*, and $IFS is null, make sure
	  string_list_pos_params treats the expansion as double-quoted, so
	  the positional parameters will be concatenated.  Fixes bug reported
	  by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   3/31
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- add notes to the description of pipelines emphasizing that each
	  element of a pipeline is executed in a subshell, referring to the
	  description of a command execution environment, and that the
	  lastpipe option can modify that behavior. From a discussion with
	  Jean Delvare <jdelvare@suse.de>

				    4/1
				    ---
subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: set had_quoted_null to note for later if we
	  expand '', "", or "$x" when x is unset
	- expand_word_internal: if we expand "$param" (or "${param}") and we
	  come back with a single word with the W_HAVEQUOTEDNULL flag set,
	  make sure we set had_quoted_null to remember it for later. In this
	  case, if we already have seen a quoted null and we expanded $@ in
	  this (sub)string expansion, we don't want to do any of the special
	  $@ handling. In particular, we don't want to set *expanded_something,
	  because that will result in word splitting and quoted null removal.
	  Fixes bug reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- parameter_brace_patsub: when expanding ${*/pat/sub} in the case
	  where ifs_is_null != 0 and (pflags & PF_NOSPLIT2) (meaning we aren't
	  going to be doing word splitting), pass MATCH_ASSIGNRHS so we do
	  the right thing in this case. Part of a set of cases inspired by
	  Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- param_expand: case '*': if we are on the rhs of an assignment
	  (PF_ASSIGNRHS) and ifs is unset, and $1 == " ", we need to make sure
	  string_list_dollar_at gets called with Q_DOUBLE_QUOTES so it quotes
	  the positional parameters before joining them into a string with
	  string_list_internal.  Otherwise, that first space gets removed by
	  the implicit word splitting that gets performed.  Reported by
	  Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

array.c
	- array_patsub,array_modcase: handle ${A[*]} identically to $* when
	  not quoted and IFS is null (separate with spaces).  Makes things
	  like ${A[*]/x/y} behave the same as ${*/x/y} when IFS is null

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_patsub,parameter_brace_casemod: if expanding ${A[*]}
	  when the match is on the rhs of an assignment statement (PF_ASSIGNRHS)
	  and ifs is null, make sure the match is performed as if it were
	  quoted
	- parameter_brace_substring: now takes a PFLAGS argument
	- parameter_brace_substring: if expanding $* in a context where we
	  don't want to do word splitting (expand_no_split_dollar_star &&
	  PF_NOSPLIT2), make sure we expand $* as if it were quoted
	- parameter_brace_substring: if expanding an unquoted $* on the rhs of
	  an assignment statement when IFS is null, make sure we expand the $*
	  as if it were quoted

				    4/4
				    ---
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- read: document that a delim argument of '' terminates each line when
	  a NUL character appears

				    4/5
				    ---
subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand_word: handle case where unquoted $@ is
	  expanded in a context where word splitting is not performed (PF_NOSPLIT2)
	  and IFS is not equal to the standard value
	- param_expand: handle case where unquoted $@ is expanded in a context
	  where word splitting is not performed (PF_NOSPLIT2) and IFS is not
	  equal to the standard value.  Fixes bug with IFS == $1 when expanding
	  unquoted $@ reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				    4/7
				    ---
subst.c
	- pos_params_pat_subst: if MATCH_ASSIGNRHS is set, don't expand $*
	  as quoted unless expand_no_split_dollar_star is also set. Fixes
	  expansion bug reported on 4/4 by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- parameter_brace_transform: if we transform unquoted A[@] or A[*]
	  when IFS is null, don't quote the result of array_transform in the
	  same way we don't quote the result of parameter_list_transform,
	  since it will come back quoted.  Fixes bug reported by
	  Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- list_transform: if we transform unquoted $* or ${a[*]} when IFS is
	  null and expand_no_split_dollar_star is non-zero, call
	  string_list_pos_params with Q_DOUBLE_QUOTES to inhibit splitting.
	  We do this in all cases except @Q, which is inconsistent but more
	  intuitive.
	  Fixes bug reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				    4/8
				    ---
builtins/read.def
	- read_mbchar: if unbuffered == 2, we are running read -N and need to
	  use zreadn to read the rest of the multibyte char, since the
	  previous call to zreadn may have buffered characters.  Fixes bug
	  reported by Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

pathexp.h
	- QGLOB_CTLESC: new flag for quote_string_for_globbing: means to turn
	  CTLESC CTLESC (quoted CTLESC that's usually removed as part of
	  word splitting or quote removal) into CTLESC

pathexp.c
	- quote_string_for_globbing: if QGLOB_CTLESC is present in flags,
	  turn CTLESC CTLESC into CTLESC, even if the first CTLESC is preceded
	  by a backslash. Callers can't do this because the remaining CTLESC
	  will be treated as a quoting character and turned into a backslash

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_case_command: if the pattern is not quoted, make sure to tell
	  quote_string_for_globbing to turn CTLESC CTLESC into CTLESC by
	  passing QGLOB_CTLESC.  Fixes bug reported 4/2 by Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

				    4/9
				    ---
subst.c
	- string_transform: after calling ansiexpand for the `E' transformation,
	  need to call dequote_escapes because ansiexpand assumes it is being
	  called by the parser and arranges for ansicstr to quote CTLESC and
	  CTLNUL with CTLESC.  Reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

variables.c
	- mk_env_string: when exporting functions, run them through
	  dequote_escapes because any strings containing CTLESC or CTLNUL are
	  still quoted with CTLESC.  Reported by Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

subst.[ch]
	- quote_escapes,dequote_escapes: now take const char * argument

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_intern_function: if the function name contains CTLESC, run
	  it through dequote_escapes just in case it got CTLESC quoting
	  CTLESC or CTLNUL from the parser

				   4/11
				   ----
eval.c
	- reader_loop: make sure PS0 is expanded and displayed before
	  incrementing the command number

parse.y
	- prompt_history_number:  function to make history number as reported
	  by \!, or posix mode !!, be the same index that the (possibly multi-
	  line) command will be stored with. The history library increments
	  history_offset as soon as a new line is entered, and it's up to the
	  history code to store the second and subsequent lines of a command
	  in the same history entry.  If we are expanding PS0 or PS4, or
	  a ${var@P} expansion, we're already past the history entry no
	  matter what.  Inspired by patch from Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- decode_prompt_string: call prompt_history_number
	- decode_prompt_string: if expanding PS4 or ${var@P}, make the
	  command number the same as reported by PS0/PS1/PS2

				   4/12
				   ----
support/Makefile.in
	- clean: remove man2html.o as part of this production instead of
	  waiting until `distclean'. Reported by chrlis <chrlis@sbrella.com>

subst.c
	- string_list_pos_params: if we are expanding $* in a context where
	  IFS is null and expand_no_split_dollar_star is set (no word
	  splitting), use string_list_dollar_star to force the positional
	  parameters to be joined without first separating them into a list
	  and attempting to join them later.  Fixes problem with constructs
	  like ${var=${*:1}}, pointed out by Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>. This undoes change to @Q from 4/7, so
	  list_transform change reverted

				   4/19
				   ----
builtins.h
	- added BUILTINS_H include guard

examples/loadables/Makefile.in
	- install loadables.h as sample include file, along with Makefile.inc

				   4/23
				   ----
bashline.c
	- maybe_make_readline_line: don't try to do anything if the passed
	  NEW_LINE is NULL.  Report from Jaren Stangret <sirjaren@gmail.com>,
	  fix from Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   4/24
				   ----
parse.y
	- xparse_dolparen: if the current token (the last thing read_token
	  returned to yylex) is shell_eof_token, assume that it is the new
	  bison lookahead token and clear it. Fixes bug reported by
	  Werner Fink <werner@suse.de>

				   4/25
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- cmdhist: clarify that this option only has an effect if history is
	  enabled. Suggested by Matthew Braun <matthew@powerplug.com>

				   4/26
				   ----
jobs.c
	- wait_for: if a non-interactive shell with job control enabled (set -m)
	  detects that a foreground job died due to SIGINT, act as if the shell
	  also received the SIGINT. Prompted by an austin-group-l discussion
	- waitchld: run SIGCHLD trap for each child exited even if job control
	  is not enabled when in Posix mode. Prompted by an austin-group-l
	  discussion

				   4/27
				   ----
lib/readline/histfile.c
	- read_history_range: if the history file is empty, free the history
	  filename before returning. Report and fix from Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/readline/bind.c
	- rl_parse_and_bind: make sure there is something, even if it's a
	  quoted empty string, before the `:' in a key binding.  Report from
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>
	- rl_parse_and_bind: if the right side of a key binding starts with a
	  quote, make sure there's a matching close quote before treating it
	  as a macro definition
	- rl_translate_keyseq: if a key sequence ends with \C- or \M- (or
	  \C-\M-) make sure we break out of the loop if moving to the character
	  to be translated is a NUL. Old code did this only in the \C-\M-
	  case. Report from Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   4/28
				   ----
lib/glob/sm_loop.c
	- GMATCH: implement a clever technique from glibc that avoids
	  backtracking past a `*' if we've already chosen to use it and need
	  matches beyond it.  Look at https://research.swtch.com/glob for a
	  longer explanation. This results in a significant speedup for globs
	  with multiple instances of `*', especially with more than 4.

				    5/2
				    ---
lib/readline/bind.c
	- rl_translate_keyseq: make sure a trailing backslash in the key
	  sequence is preserved. Report from Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>

				    5/3
				    ---
builtins/builtin.def
	- builtin_builtin: make sure to set  this_shell_builtin to the builtin
	  command being executed, overwriting `builtin'. Leave
	  last_shell_builtin alone.  Fixes bug reported by Luiz Angelo Daros
	  de Luca <luizluca@gmail.com>

jobs.c
	- waitchld: modify change of 4/26 to run SIGCHLD traps even if job
	  control is not enabled

lib/readline/misc.c
	- rl_get_previous_history: if we didn't find a previous history entry
	  to use, call rl_maybe_unsave_line before returning because we
	  aren't going to use the saved line, and it has the same undo list
	  as rl_undo_list.  Fixes fuzzing bug reported by Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>
	- rl_get_{next,previous}_history: if there is no history list, don't
	  bother doing anything

				    5/4
				    ---
expr.c
	- popexp: if we error out due to stack underflow, make sure to zero out
	  expression and lasttp; they may contain undefined values we don't
	  want evalerror to print
	- expr_unwind: handle expr_depth decrementing below zero
	- evalexp: restore the old value of evalbuf even if we error and
	  longjmp; we may have called evalexp recursively
	- evalerror: make sure expression is non-NULL before trying to print it.
	  These fix fuzzing bug reported by Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>, happens only in cases where we don't longjmp on
	  a fatal expansion error

				    5/5
				    ---
parse.y
	- read_token_word: when checking for a word that's a target of a
	  redirection, we can potentially call valid_array_reference, which
	  can end up calling the parser recursively. If it does that, we
	  need to make sure that yylval.word doesn't change, so we set it back
	  to the_word. Fixes another fuzzing bug

parse.y
	- arith_for_command: make syntax errors in the arithmetic for command
	  (signaled by make_arith_for_command returning NULL) more like
	  language syntax errors by calling YYERROR. Avoids complicated
	  attempts at error recovery and dealing with NULL returns from
	  command productions. Pointed out by Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/readline/kill.c
	- _rl_copy_to_kill_ring: make sure the current slot in the kill ring
	  has something in it, even if the last command was a kill, before
	  trying to modify it. Another fuzzing bug

				    5/6
				    ---
builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: if we see a backslash when not in raw mode (not -r),
	  only back up `i' when we read the next character if we know we added
	  a CTLESC the last time through the loop (skip_ctlesc == 0),
	  especially if i == 0. Another fuzzing bug from Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>

				    5/8
				    ---
builtins/read.def
	- read_mbchar: handle zreadn/zreadc/zread returning EOF in the middle
	  of an incomplete multibyte sequence.  Fixes another fuzzing bug
	- read_builtin: use mb_cur_max instead of constant 4 when deciding
	  whether the next character can exceed the number of bytes available
	  in input_string

lib/readline/input.c
	- MinGW: include <conio.h> before <io.h>. Fix from Eli Zaretskii
	  <eliz@gnu.org>

builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: if we get input from readline, we need to get the
	  remainder of a multibyte character from rlbuf instead of calling
	  read_mbchar. Bug reported by Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				    5/9
				    ---
parse.y
	- token_is_assignment: use the allocated buffer approach in all cases,
	  not just if we're not using bash malloc. This avoids the assignment
	  to t[i+1] writing beyond the end of the allocated token if
	  i == token_buffer_size - 1. Another fuzzing bug
	- xparse_dolparen: if parse_string returns < 0, we clear out the
	  current shell_input_line before performing a longjmp, since we're
	  abandoning parsing of this command.  This is consistent with how
	  the parser resynchronizes after other syntax errors
	- GRAMMAR: add 'error yacc_EOF' production to handle a syntax error
	  that's immediately followed by an EOF after resynchronization.
	  Fixes another fuzzing bug

				   5/10
				   ----
lib/readline/text.c
	- _rl_set_mark_at_pos: don't let the mark be set to a position < 0.
	  Fixes a fuzzing bug
	- rl_exchange_point_and_mark: don't do anything if the mark is already
	  less than 0

				   5/12
				   ----
lib/readline/rlmbutil.h
	- wchar_t: make sure this is defined as int if multibyte characters
	  aren't supported

lib/readline/text.c
	- _rl_change_case: don't force use of ascii toupper and tolower if
	  isascii returns true; it's not defined to work on characters outside
	  the 0..255 (really 0..127) range.  Bug reported by
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   5/14
				   ----
lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_change_case: handle case where the old and new characters (after
	  the case change) are not the same number of bytes. Pointed out in
	  http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/2015-01/msg00091.html

lib/readline/display.c
	- expand_prompt: use `ret' as first parameter to _rl_find_prev_mbchar
	  since that needs the base of the array. Bug from fuzzing reported by
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   5/15
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_simple_command, execute_arith_command, execute_cond_command,
	  execute_arith_for_command: adjust the line number when executing a
	  function interactively so that the first command in the function is
	  line 1, not line 0, as Posix requires.  Reported by Robert Elz
	  <kre@bmunnari.OZ.AU>
	- execute_simple_command, execute_arith_command, execute_cond_command,
	  execute_arith_for_command: ony adjust the line number when executing
	  a function interactively if we are not sourcing a file
	  (sourcelevel == 0), so this is consistent everywhere we adjust the
	  line number

				   5/16
				   ----
bashline.c
	- bash_directory_completion_hook: when calling split_at_delims to see
	  whether a ${ or $( is closed, use the right value for `start' relative
	  to the substring beginning at `$'.  Bug from fuzzing reported by
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

expr.c
	- expassign: if the call to expcond generates a syntax error in a
	  context when the shell won't longjmp (like when evaluating $PS1),
	  it will end up NULL and we need to catch it before calling strlen.
	  Bug from fuzzing reported by Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

examples/bash-completion/
	- new place to include a current or recent version of the
	  bash-completion package

				   5/19
				   ----
lib/readline/display.c
	- CHECK_INV_LBREAKS: new versions for multibyte and single-byte chars,
	  so the multibyte version can check and increase the size of
	  line_state_invisible->wbsize and line_state_invisible->wrapped_line,
	  callers who call CHECK_INV_LBREAKS must update
	  wrapped_line[newlines] when in HANDLE_MULTIBYTE mode. Fuzzing bug
	  reported by Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   5/24
				   ----
lib/readline/search.c
	- _rl_nsearch_callback,noninc_search: handle _rl_search_getchar
	  returning -1 (EOF or read error) by aborting the search.
	  Fuzzing bug reported by Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   5/25
				   ----
variables.c
	- localvar_inherit: new variable, controlled by shopt localvar_inherit
	  option
	- make_local_variable: if localvar_inherit is set, the new local
	  variable inherits a previous scope's variable's value, attributes
	  (except nameref), and dynamic variable information. If a local
	  variable inherits a value, the local is not invisible

builtins/shopt.def
	- localvar_inherit: new option

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- localvar_inherit: document new shopt option

				   5/29
				   ----
lib/readline/readline.c
	- _rl_subseq_result: only return -1 and back up the chain if we are
	  dealing with a result (r) that's already < 0 and we are at the end
	  of a multi-key sequence. Otherwise, a failing readline command (e.g.,
	  delete-char at the end of a line) could cause this code to be
	  executed.  Report from Nuzhna Pomoshch <nuzhna_pomoshch@yahoo.com>

lib/readline/histfile.c
	- read_history_range: if the file isn't a regular file, return an
	  error. Bug report from Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>,
	  relaying from IRC

				   5/30
				   ----
variables.c
	- set_pwd: if in Posix mode, and PWD appears in initial environment as
	  an absolute pathname to the current directory, set PWD to the result
	  of canonicalizing the environment value, or to the physical path if
	  canonicalization fails. From a suggestion by Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   5/31
				   ----
builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: if -n or -N option is supplied with a 0 argument,
	  don't attempt to read any characters; bail out right away. Reported
	  by Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>, relaying from IRC

				    6/3
				    ---
config.h.in
	- HAVE_STRUCT_STAT_ST_ATIM_TV_NSEC: add define, used by stat-time.h
	  to construct a timespec from struct stat. Report and fix from
	  Siteshwar Vashisht <svashisht@redhat.com>

variables.h
	- att_regenerate: new internal variable attribute: if set, regenerate
	  dynamic variable's value when it's exported and we are creating the
	  export environment

variables.c
	- init_dynamic_variables: LINENO, EPOCHSECONDS, EPOCHREALTIME: set
	  internal regenerate attribute for these dynamic variables
	- make_env_array_from_var_list: if a dynamic variable has the
	  regenerate attribute set, call the dynamic value function to generate
	  an updated value before placing it in the environment.  From a report
	  about exporting LINENO from Robert Elz <kre@bmunnari.OZ.AU>

				    6/4
				    ---
lib/glob/sm_loop.c
	- BRACKMATCH: at the matched: label, make sure we get the bracket
	  character we're looking for (char class, collating symbol. etc.)
	  before we decrement the count of braces we're looking for. Eventually
	  we could do something about badly-formed bracket expressions

				    6/7
				    ---
lib/readline/histlib.h
	- strchr: only declare if  __STDC__ is not defined, since we already
	  include <string.h>.  Report from Chi-Hsuan Yen <yan12125@gmail.com>

				    6/9
				    ---
lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: when wrapping lines with multibyte chars at the end of
	  the new line being wrapped, make sure we copy the NULL byte in old
	  when moving the contents of old around. Fuzzing bug reported by
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/readline/mbutil.c
	- _rl_get_char_len: use MB_CUR_MAX in the call to mbrlen; there's no
	  need to look at the rest of the string when we're just interested in
	  the length of a single character

				   6/12
				   ----
jobs.c
	- wait_for: when waiting for the next child to exit (ANY_PID), make
	  sure to restore the old SIGINT handler before returning.  Fixes
	  https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=864649

				   6/14
				   ----
lib/readline/display.c
	- expand_prompt: make sure `ret' is NULL-terminated before calling
	  _rl_prev_mbchar_internal, since that calls strlen, which requires
	  the passed string to be NULL-terminated. Another fuzzing bug.

				   6/15
				   ----
lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_fini: use rl_replace_line instead of strcpy so rl_end
	  gets set right
	- _rl_isearch_fini: after restoring rl_point, call _rl_fix_point so
	  we don't set rl_point > rl_end. Fixes a fuzzing bug

lib/readline/mbutil.c
	- _rl_find_next_mbchar_internal: if _rl_adjust_point returns < 0,
	  just punt, treat the value as a byte, and advance point by 1

lib/readline/util.c
	- rl_tilde_expand: rearrange code in the whitespace loop so that
	  `start' gets tested first and we don't try to dereference
	  rl_line_buffer[-1]. Another fuzzing bug from dualbus@gmail.com

bashline.c
	- bash_dequote_filename: make sure that pointers that are used as
	  indices into sh_syntaxtab are cast to unsigned char first, to
	  avoid problems with signed chars > 128. Fixes a fuzzing bug.

lib/readline/kill.c
	- _rl_copy_to_kill_ring: when reallocating the kill ring, make sure to
	  allocate one more than the max number of kills so the loop that
	  copies the kill ring entries down runs right (and to mirror the
	  initial allocation). Fixes a fuzzing bug.

lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: make sure that cxt->sline_index never goes < 0
	  even when searching a line in reverse. Fixes a fuzzing bug

				   6/16
				   ----
parse.y
	- xparse_dolparen: short-circuit immediately if passed a empty string

lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: when wrapping multibyte characters, make sure we deal
	  with WCWIDTH returning -1. Fixes a fuzzing bug

				   6/17
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_coproc: make sure `invert' is set before trying to use it
	  when returning failure on invalid coproc name.  Report and fix from
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>
	- execute_command_internal: make sure execute_coproc sets
	  last_command_exit_value if it returns failure, so an invalid name
	  can set $? = 1.  Report and fix from Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: make sure all references to `wrapped_line' are wrapped
	  with #ifdef HANDLE_MULTIBYTE.  Report and fix from Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- _rl_vi_change_char: don't use rl_point++ when you mean to move
	  forward a character; use _rl_vi_append_forward to account for
	  multibyte characters and take vi end of line handling into account
	- _rl_vi_last_replacement: now an array of chars whether we are
	  using multibyte chars or not. If we're not, the character we read
	  to use as the replacement is saved as the first element of the array
	- rl_vi_change_char,_rl_vi_callback_change_char: changes to deal with
	  _rl_vi_last_replacement being an array.  Fixes bug reported by
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/readline/mbutil.c
	- _rl_get_char_len: look at at most MB_CUR_MAX characters, but maybe
	  fewer if the length of the string is less

builtins/bind.def
	- unbind_keyseq: new function for the -r option; checks whether the
	  key sequence is actually bound before trying to bind it to NULL.
	  Partial fix for https://savannah.gnu.org/support/?109329

parse.y
	- augment `error yacc_EOF' production to call YYABORT in non-interactive
	  shells or calls to parse_and_execute (eval, command substitution,
	  etc.) Fixes bug reported by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   6/19
				   ----
bashline.c
	- edit_and_execute_command: don't add rl_line_buffer to the history
	  list if it's empty; consistent with how other code treats an empty
	  line

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_builtin: make sure to preserve the temporary env across the
	  execution of the `read' builtin or `fc' builtin if HISTORY is
	  defined, in case `read -e' calls edit-and-execute-command.  Should
	  have no side effects. Reported by Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>

general.c
	- line_isblank: new function: returns true if passed string is composed
	  entirely of blanks

general.h
	- line_isblank: new extern declaration

parse.y
	- history_delimiting_chars: return "" for a blank line, since there's
	  nothing to delimit with `;'

				   6/21
				   ----
jobs.c
	- wait_for: make sure to call restore_sigint_handler before returning
	  if we return out of the loop due to no children. Report from
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: if split_on_spaces is set, and the word is
	  unquoted, and IFS is null, split the results of the previous steps
	  on $' \t\n' instead of just ' '. This relies on the previous steps
	  quoting the portions of the word that should not be split.  Fixes
	  bug reported by Kevin Brodsky <corax26@gmail.com>

expr.c
	- evalexp: after running expr_unwind, make sure we reset expr_depth
	  to 0 for the next call
	- expr_streval: if after a call to get_array_value (which can call
	  the expression evaluator recursively) we discover that expr_depth
	  is less than it was before we called it, we assume there has been
	  some kind of error and an expr_unwind, so we treat it as an
	  error and either longjmp back to the expression top level or return
	  0 immediately. Fixes bug reported by Eduardo Bustamante
	  <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   6/23
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- add text noting that $* and ${array[*]} (unquoted) can also expand
	  to multiple words

				   6/29
				   ----
general.[ch]
	- default_columns: new function, returns the value of COLUMNS, or
	  refreshes it if check_window_size is set and COLUMNS is unset. By
	  default, it returns 80

execute_cmd.c
	- select_query: use default_columns() instead of fetching value of
	  COLUMNS directly

builtins/help.def
	- show_builtin_command_help: use default_columns() instead of fetching
	  value of COLUMNS directly

				   6/30
				   ----
builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: call QUIT during the read loop, just in case we get a
	  signal we should act on that didn't cause read to be interrupted.
	  Fixes https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1466737
	- read_builtin: if -n or -N is supplied with a 0 argument, try a zero-
	  length read to detect errors and return failure if that read returns
	  a value < 0. Suggested by dualbus@gmail.com

				    7/4
				    ---
bashhist.c
	- maybe_add_history: keep track of whether the current line is a shell
	  comment, even if we're not adding it because it's in a multi-line
	  command, so we use appropriate delimiters between it and any
	  subsequent lines. Fixes bug reported by Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com> back on 2/28/2017

bashline.c
	- operate_and_get_next: if given an explicit argument, use that to
	  choose which line in the history to use.

lib/readline/doc/rluser.texi,doc/bash.1
	- operate-and-get-next: document new effect of explicit numeric arg

lib/readline/complete.c
	- fnprint: make sure print_len is initialized before using it on
	  systems without multibyte character support.  Report and fix from
	  Juan Manuel Guerrero <juan.guerrero@gmx.de>

				    7/6
				    ---
builtins/printf.def
	- PRETURN,printf_builtin: check variable returned by bind_printf_variable,
	  return failure if that indicates we can't perform an assignment
	  because the variable is marked readonly or noassign. Fixes bug
	  reported by Arnaud Gaillard <arnaud.mgaillard@gmail.com>

				    7/7
				    ---
lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_quoted_insert: new feature: a negative argument means to insert
	  the next -COUNT characters using quoted-insert. Original feature
	  from Jason Hood <jadoxa@yahoo.com.au>. Still needs work on
	  redisplay
	- _rl_insert_next_callback: implement support for negative arguments
	  similar to rl_quoted_insert: we just insert one at a time and keep
	  increasing the count until it hits 0

lib/readline/misc.c
	- _rl_arg_callback: if the return value from _rl_arg_dispatch indicates
	  we should keep reading a numeric argument, update the message with
	  the new arg value

				    7/8
				    ---
lib/readline/signals.c
	- _rl_handle_signal: make sure all uses of any of the job control
	  signals are protected by a check for SIGTSTP being defined.  Report
	  from Juan Manuel Guerrero <juan.guerrero@gmx.de>

				   7/11
				   ----
lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- rl_vi_replace: when making the new keymap for vi replacement mode,
	  make sure that ANYOTHERKEY is set correctly, otherwise some input
	  will cause _rl_dispatch to return -2 to the top level.  Fixes fuzzing
	  bug reported by Ben Wong <benjamin.a.wong@gmail.com>

				   7/19
				   ----
builtins/read.def
	- struct ttsave: make the attrs member a struct, not a pointer, to force
	  a structure copy that will survive a longjmp to another context.
	  Leaving it as a pointer to a local struct is not portable

				   9/10
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_builtin: make sure that we set up the unwind-protect for
	  pop_scope (temporary_env is non-zero) so that the temporary env
	  is propagated to the current environment only for special builtins
	  (source/eval/unset) not run by the command builtin
	  (flags & CMD_COMMAND_BUILTIN == 0).  Fixes bug reported by
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   9/17
				   ----
builtins/printf.def
	- asciicode: don't use mblen to check whether or not a character is a
	  valid multibyte character; use mbtowc right away and then inspect
	  the return value.  Fixes bug reported by Stephane Chazelas
	  <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

				   9/27
				   ----
{jobs,subst}.h
	- move declaration of last_command_subst_pid to subst.h, since it's
	  declared in subst.c and doesn't depend on job control. Reported by
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

builtins/read.def,variables.c
	- fixed a couple of problems (READLINE, ARRAY_VARS) that prevented
	  the minimal config from building

				   10/1
				   ----
parse.y
	- special_case_tokens: if we are returning DO in a case where the last
	  two tokens read are `FOR' and `WORD' make sure we decrement
	  expecting_in_token.  Fixes bug reported by Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

				   10/4
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_string_for_rhs: now takes an additional PFLAGS argument from
	  its caller (one so far); passes that through to call_expand_word_internal
	  as W_ASSIGNRHS. Fixes bug reported by Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>
	- expand_string_for_rhs: expanding b in ${a[:]=b} is now done as if
	  b were the rhs of an assignment statement. This means that splitting
	  isn't done, but tilde expansion is performed as if the statement
	  were `a=b'. Fixes splitting bug with $* reported by Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

command.h
	- W_NOASSNTILDE: new word flag, means to not perform tilde expansion
	  following a `:' even if the word has the W_ASSIGNRHS flag enabled

subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: if we see a `:' with the W_NOASSNTILDE flag
	  set, just add the character and inhibit any subsequent tilde
	  expansion. Currently not set anywhere, but it could be set in
	  expand_string_for_rhs to satisfy its peculiar semantics

				   10/6
				   ----
lib/sh/casemod.c
	- sh_modcase: convert even single-byte wide characters to wide upper
	  or lowercase equivalents to accommodate locales where single-byte
	  characters have multibyte upper and lower case conversions. Bug
	  reported by Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

				   10/7
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- slight changes to the description of command_not_found_handle to
	  clarify that it's executed in a separate execution environment,
	  just like if the command was found. Reported by Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

				   10/8
				   ----
lib/readline/doc/{history.3,hstech.texi}
	- history_get: clarify the range of valid values for the OFFSET
	  argument. From a report by Kevin Ryde <user42_kevin@yahoo.com.au>

				   10/21
				   -----
subst.c
	- expand_string_for_rhs: set W_NOASSNTILDE if the operator is `='
	  for backwards compatibility with bash-4.4

shell.c
	- main: set positional parameters before running the startup files,
	  so the startup files can inspect $@.  Often-requested feature,
	  most recently from Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

				   10/27
				   -----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- Arrays: add some clarifying language to make it clear that array
	  references that don't use the ${a[s]} syntax are subject to
	  globbing when passed as arguments to commands such as unset, and
	  should be quoted for safety. Change prompted by a report from
	  Eli Barzilay <eli@barzilay.org>

parse.y
	- parse_comsub: make sure we don't run off the end of the `ret'
	  buffer when checking for the here doc delimiter.  Report from
	  Jakub Wilk <jwilk@jwilk.net>, the result of a fuzzing test. Pointer
	  to place for the fix from Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   10/30
				   -----
builtins/pushd.def
	- get_directory_stack: make sure the current directory (element 0 of
	  the stack) is passed to polite_directory_format under the same
	  conditions as the rest of the stack entries (flags & 1). Otherwise
	  something like `cd ${DIRSTACK[0]}' will fail. Fixes bug reported
	  by Steve Jones <sjml@slohj.org>

builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: when checking for a `[' to see whether or not this
	  is an array variable declaration (declare -a foo[12]), make sure
	  we don't do the check if we're just dealing with shell functions.
	  Bug and pointer to fix from PJ Eby <pje@telecommunity.com>

				   11/1
				   ----
parse.y
	- parse_comsub: if we read a four-character word followed by a break
	  character, and that word is not one of the reserved words, set
	  lex_rwlen to 0 since we are no longer in a reserved word. It only
	  hurts if another break character immediately follows, so that test
	  succeeds again. Turn off the RESWDOK flag only if it's not a shell
	  metacharacter, too. Fixes bug reported by Kjetil Torgrim Homme
	  <kjetilho@scribus.ms.redpill-linpro.com>

				   11/3
				   ----
lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: if we are searching in reverse order, let
	  sline_index go to -1 to avoid searching the same line twice. It
	  gets reset right after that, so there's no danger of indexing into
	  the history line with a negative index.

				   11/7
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- time_command: only restore command->flags if CODE indicates we didn't
	  perform a longjmp back to top_level. If we did, `command' has already
	  been freed. Fixes bug reported on savannah by 
	  ukuvbu oibws <xyzdr4gon333@googlemail.com>
	  https://savannah.gnu.org/support/?109403

				   11/10
				   -----
lib/sh/unicode.c
	- u32cconv: make sure to initialize localconv to -1 (error) in case
	  we switch from a utf-8 locale to something else and call
	  iconv_close. Report from Egmont Koblinger <egmont@gmail.com>; fix
	  from Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   11/16
				   -----
subst.c
	- parse_comsub: istring_index should be a size_t to avoid integer
	  overflow when allocating large pieces of memory. Report and fix
	  from Siteshwar Vashisht <svashisht@redhat.com>, originally based on
	  http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/2017-11/msg00047.html

				   11/24
				   -----
lib/readline/bind.c
	- rl_empty_keymap: new public function, returns non-zero if there are
	  no keys bound in the keymap passed as an argument

lib/readline/readline.h
	- rl_empty_keymap: new public extern declaration

lib/readline/doc/rltech.texi
	- rl_empty_keymap: document new function

lib/readline/bind.c
	- rl_generic_bind: keep track of the previous keymap and previous
	  index in a multi-key key sequence so we can remove an empty terminal
	  keymap and remove a previous override to ANYOTHERKEY. Right now,
	  this only works for one previous keymap level. Inspired by a report
	  from Clark Wang <dearvoid@gmail.com>

				   11/25
				   -----
lib/readline/display.c
	- _rl_update_final: make sure that computing the length of the visible
	  bottom line (botline_length) takes any invisible characters in the
	  prompt into account (woff). This value is used as part of the check
	  whether or not we want to remove the line-wrapping indicator on
	  terminals like xterm
	- _rl_update_final: when removing the line-wrapping indicator on xterm,
	  make sure we take invisible characters in the prompt (woff) into
	  account when computing the character in the rightmost physical
	  screen position. Fixes cosmetic line-wrapping issue reported by
	  Egmont Koblinger <egmont@gmail.com>

				   11/27
				   -----
lib/sh/ufuncs.c
	- fsleep: if using select to implement sleep, use restart after
	  a signal interrupts the select and handle pending signals. If
	  pselect is available, use that instead and block SIGCHLD while
	  pselect is executing.
	  Fixes report from Thiruvadi Rajaraman <trajaraman@mvista.com>

				   11/28
				   -----
lib/readline/signals.c
	- rl_check_signals: new public function: a wrapper for RL_CHECK_SIGNALS
	  that can be used by applications that install a wrapper for
	  rl_getc (rl_getc_function) so they can respond to signals that
	  arrive while waiting for input in the same way as rl_getc. The app
	  can use rl_pending_signal() to get the most recently-received
	  signal. From a discussion about Gnuplot initiated by
	  Rin Okuyama <rokuyama@rk.phys.keio.ac.jp>

lib/readline/readline.h
	- rl_check_signals: new extern declaration

lib/readline/doc/rltech.texi
	- rl_check_signals: document new public function

variables.c
	- set_pwd: test for and force an inherited OLDPWD to be a directory
	  if OLDPWD_CHECK_DIRECTORY is defined in config-top.h (it is by
	  default). Issue raised by Mikulas Patocka <mikulas@twibright.com>

config-top.h
	- OLDPWD_CHECK_DIRECTORY: new define, defined to 1 by default

				   11/29
				   -----
Makefile.in
	- pathexp.o: add dependencies on libintl.h.  Reported by
	  Ross Burton <ross@burtonini.com>

				   12/1
				   ----
lib/sh/ufuncs.c
	- fsleep: add blocking and releasing SIGCHLD using sigprocmask
	  around call to select(2) even if pselect(2) is not available

				   12/3
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- coproc_setstatus: new utility function, take a pointer to a coproc
	  and a status and mark the coproc as dead and having been reaped
	  with that status. Used by child processes who want to invalidate
	  the coproc's pid

				   12/5
				   ----
subst.c
	- process_substitute: instead of just having a flag to denote that a
	  file descriptor is connected to a process substitution, store the
	  pid of the child process (still needs work)
	- find_procsub_child,set_procsub_status,reap_procsubs: utility
	  functions to allow the job control code to detect that a process
	  substitution child has died and deallocate the file descriptors
	  or pathname

subst.h
	- find_procsub_child,set_procsub_status,reap_procsubs: extern
	  declarations

nojobs.c
	- set_pid_status: if we are reaping a process substitution, call
	  set_procsub_status to record the fact

jobs.c
	- waitchld: if we are reaping a process substitution, call
	  set_procsub_status to record the fact. Doesn't really do anything
	  yet

				   12/6
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command: don't call unlink_fifo_list if we're in the
	  middle of executing a list of commands (executing_list != 0).
	  Partial fix for bug reported by Stephane Chazelas
	  <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>
	- execute_simple_command: don't close process substitution file
	  descriptors in the parent after forking children in a pipeline;
	  defer until pipeline completes, since parent may have inherited
	  fds from a calling scope (e.g., via `.'). EXPERIMENTAL
	- execute_disk_command: don't close process substitution file
	  descriptors in the parent after forking the child. EXPERIMENTAL

				   12/7
				   ----
doc/bash.1,lib/readline/doc/{readline.3,rluser.texi}
	- show-mode-in-prompt: clarify that this must be enabled before the
	  vi and emacs mode strings are prefixed to the prompt.  Report from
	  Rob Foehl <rwf@loonybin.net>

				   12/8
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_coproc: don't warn about an existing coproc if the write and
	  read file descriptors are unusable (-1), as they will be after a
	  call to coproc_closeall in a subshell. Fixes spurious warning
	  reported by Tobias Hoffmann <lfile-list@thax.hardliners.org>

jobs.c
	- bgp_resize: avoid overflow when calculating the new size if the
	  child process limit is something ridiculously large. Report and
	  fix from Natanael Copa <ncopa@alpinelinux.org>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_builtin_or_function: if we return via the return builtin, we
	  don't get a chance to free the saved fifo list, so add an unwind-
	  protect to make sure it happens. Part of fix for leak reported by
	  Oyvind Hvidsten <oyvind.hvidsten@dhampir.no>
	- execute_command_internal: if we unwind via the return builtin (e.g.,
	  we execute a function which then returns via the return builtin to
	  a previous function), we don't free the saved fifo list, so add an
	  unwind-protect to make sure the free happens. Rest of fix for leak
	  reported by Oyvind Hvidsten <oyvind.hvidsten@dhampir.no>

subst.c
	- add_fifo_list: for the FIFO case (no /dev/fd), make sure we
	  initialize the new members of the fifo list after xrealloc

				   12/9
				   ----
subst.c
	- dev_fd_list: now a list of type `pid_t' so we can store process
	  associated with the pipe fd into the right element; change all
	  necessary functions (copy_fifo_list, add_fifo_list)
	- process_substitute: store pid of child process into the right
	  index in dev_fd_list after opening the pipe. Process ID of -1 means
	  process has been reaped and fd needs to be closed (or FIFO needs to
	  be unlinked); value of 0 means slot is unused

jobs.c
	- wait_for_background_pids: call reap_procsubs to make sure we clean
	  up all reaped process substitutions before trying to wait for
	  everything (still needs work)

tests/{run-procsub,procsub.{tests,right}}
	- new file, tests of process substitution that have failed in the past

				   12/10
				   -----
jobs.c
	- wait_for_background_pids: warn if one of the jobs is stopped

subst.c
	- wait_procsubs: new function, call wait_for for every "live" process
	  substitution

jobs.c
	- wait_for_background_pids: call wait_procsubs to reap any living
	  process subsitutions

				   12/13
				   -----
lib/readline/bind.c
	- parser_if: add support for testing the readline version, using the
	  full set of arithmetic comparison operators (and supporting both
	  = and ==), using version numbers of the form major[.[minor]]

				   12/14
				   -----
subst.[ch]
	- string_list_dollar_star: now takes QUOTED and PFLAGS arguments like
	  string_list_dollar_at, changed all callers. Not used yet.

				   12/16
				   -----
subst.c
	- param_expand: broke out cases of expanding unquoted (quoted == 0)
	  $* on the rhs of an assignment statement (pflags & PF_ASSIGNRHS)
	  with various values of IFS (unset, null, set to non-null value) to
	  capture the expansion subtleties. From a report back on 11/24 by
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   12/17
				   -----
array.h
	- set_element_value: new define, sets array element AE to VALUE

variables.c
	- set_pipestatus_array: use set_element_value where appropriate

				   12/18
				   -----
subst.c
	- parameter_brace_find_indir: when expanding the indirect parameter
	  to find the eventual variable name, we don't perform word splitting.
	  Make sure this does the right thing for * and @.  Fixes bug
	  reported by isabella parakiss <izaberina@gmail.com>

				   12/19
				   -----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- indirect expansion: make sure to note that the value of the indirect
	  variable does not undergo word splitting as one of its expansions,
	  as in fix from 12/18

				   12/22
				   -----
subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand_rhs: make sure the value this function returns
	  when OP is `=' is quoted appropriately, as the callers expect. More
	  changes from Posix interp 221. Fixes report from Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

variables.c
	- assign_hashcmd: if running in a restricted shell, make sure the
	  target of the hash assignment can be found via a $PATH search, to
	  prevent users assigning commands to the hash table they would not
	  ordinarily have access to. Fixes issue raised by Drew Parker
	  <andrew.s.parker2@gmail.com>

builtins/hash.def
	- hash_builtin: if running in a restricted shell, make sure the
	  pathname target of `hash -p' can be found via a $PATH search, to
	  prevent users assigning commands to the hash table they would not
	  ordinarily have access to.

				   12/27
				   -----
array.c,arrayfunc.c,...
	- many changes to clean up unused variables and functions. From a
	  report from Siteshwar Vashisht <svashisht@redhat.com>

				   12/28
				   -----
lib/readline/terminal.c
	- _rl_term_clrscroll: save the `E3' termcap capability, which clears
	  the scrollback buffer where supported. Unused right now

lib/readline/rlprivate.h
	- _rl_term_clrscroll: extern declaration

lib/readline/bind.c
	- parser_if: added simple variable comparison capability. Allowable
	  operators are `=', `==', and `!='; boolean variables must be
	  compared to either `on' or `off'; variable names must be separated
	  from the operator by whitespace

doc/bash.1,lib/readline/doc/{rluser.texi,readline.3}
	- document new `if variable comparison value' construct

				 1/2/2018
				 --------
lib/glob/sm_loop.c
	- EXTMATCH: when matching against !(patlist), if a filename beginning
	  with a `.' does not match any of the patterns in patlist, don't
	  return it as a match if leading dots need to be matched explicitly
	  (flags & FNM_PERIOD). Report from Eric Cook <llua@gmx.com>

				    1/3
				    ---
variables.[ch]
	- bind_function_def: takes an additional flags argument. If FLAGS&1,
	  overwrite any existing function_def hash table entry; if FLAGS==0,
	  leave any existing function_def alone.

make_cmd.c
	- make_function_def: call bind_function_def with flags == 0

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_intern_function: call bind_function_def with flags == 1 so
	  we have function_def information that's correct for where the
	  function is defined, not just where it's last parsed. Fixes report
	  from Bruno Vasselle <bruno.vasselle@laposte.net>; final piece of
	  fix from 12/15/2011

				    1/4
				    ---
subst.c
	- param_expand: deal with string_list_dollar_star returning NULL.
	  Fixes bug reported by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

builtins/history.def
	- history_builtin: enabled code that performs range deletion

				    1/5
				    ---
subst.c
	- do_assignment_internal: if performing a compound assignment, make
	  sure to pass ASS_CHKLOCAL flag to do_compound_assignment if the
	  assignment word has the W_CHKLOCAL flag set
	- do_compound_assignment: honor ASS_CHKLOCAL flag and check for an
	  existing local variable before creating or modifying a global
	  variable

builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: new (undocumented so far) option: -G. Means to
	  act on global variables (create, modify) if no local variable is
	  found with the specified name
	- declare_find_variable: new declare-specific wrapper functon for
	  declare builtin; obeys -g and -G options in one place
	- declare_internal: if no variable is found after following any nameref
	  chain, look up the variable using declare_find_variable to honor the
	  -G option. XXX - so far, this is the only place that function is used

subst.c
	- shell_expand_word_list: before calling make_internal_declare, add
	  'G' to the options list if W_CHKLOCAL is set in the word's flags.
	  This makes builtins like `readonly' that modify local variables in
	  a function behave the same for scalar and array variables

				   1/11
				   ----
parse.y
	- shell_getc: move code that decides whether to append a space to an
	  alias expansion here from mk_alexpansion, so we can inhibit adding
	  a space if we're currently parsing a single or double quoted string

				   1/12
				   ----

parse.y
	- clear_string_list_expander: take a pointer to an alias that's about
	  to be freed and make sure there aren't any pointers to it in the
	  list of pushed strings. If there are, zero it out in the pushed
	  string list to avoid referencing freed memory in pop_string()

alias.c
	- free_alias_data: if an alias being freed is currently being expanded,
	  call clear_string_list_expander to remove references to it from the
	  list of pushed strings

				   1/14
				   ----
pcomplib.c
	- progcomp_search: add code to look up an alias for the CMD argument
	  and return the completions for the first word of that alias if one
	  is found. Just a start at completing aliases, a much-requested
	  feature

pcomplete.h
	- COPT_LASTUSER: last flag value used by user-settable completion
	  options
	- PCOMP_RETRYFAIL, PCOMP_NOTFOUND: new #defines, possible return values
	  from programmable_completions in FOUNDP argument. Moved RETRYFAIL
	  define here from pcomplete.c to avoid collisions with user-settable
	  option values (COPT_*)

				   1/15
				   ----
pcomplete.c
	- programmable_completions: if we don't find any completions for a
	  command, and RETRY is 0, see if the command is a defined alias,
	  expand it, and try to expand the first word of the value as a
	  command, and find any programmable completions for it. Here right
	  now, could be moved to attempt_shell_completion later if we need
	  to do more analysis of the expanded line. We'll see how it works
	  in practice. (Disabled for now.)

				   1/16
				   ----
parse.y
	- grammar: when timing the null command, make sure to turn off the
	  flags in parser_state (PST_REDIRLIST) that make_simple_command sets
	  when given a NULL second argument, since it assumes that it's going
	  to turn those off when it gets the next word of the simple command
	  (which it never gets in this case).  Fixes bug reported by
	  Anti R盲is <antirais@gmail.com>

				   1/19
				   ----
lib/readline/rltty.c
	- prepare_terminal_settings (termios/termio): if there is a function
	  bound to the VDISCARD character in the current keymap, set VDISCARD
	  to _POSIX_VDISABLE while readline is active. From a report from
	  Rhialto <rhialto@falu.nl>

				   1/22
				   ----
builtins/history.def
	- histtime: check whether or not localtime() returns NULL, and make
	  sure we only call strftime() with a valid struct tm. This can happen
	  when the timestamps in the history file overflow a time_t. Fixes bug
	  reported by Luke Dashjr <luke@dashjr.org>

bashline.c
	- edit_and_execute_command: if we're in vi editing mode, make sure
	  we end up in insert mode after executing the commands from the
	  edited file. This seems to be what other shells do. Report from
	  Stan Marsh <gazelle@xmission.com>

				   1/26
				   ----
bashline.c
	- command_word_completion_function: match alias and shell function
	  names case-insensitively if the readline completion-ignore-case
	  variable is set. Inspired by report from <odnehel@gmail.com>

lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: when performing a dumb update after wrapping the line
	  (usually due to printing the prompt), make sure we adjust
	  _rl_last_c_pos if there are invisible characters in prompt lines
	  other than the first (we assume those invisible characters are in
	  the last line, which is nearly always the case). We adjust by the
	  total number of invisible chars less the number of invisible chars
	  in the first prompt line. From a report in
	  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bash/+bug/1745273

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command_internal: if redirections attached to a compound
	  command fail, make sure we discard the `internal_fifos' unwind-
	  protect frame after freeing the copied fifo_list and before returning

				   1/30
				   ----
lib/readline/rlprivate.h
	- BRACK_PASTE_FINI: add \r to the end of the string to avoid problems
	  with the tty driver thinking the cursor was in the wrong position.
	  Fixes issue reported by Egmont Koblinger <egmont@gmail.com>

				   1/31
				   ----
lib/sh/zread.c
	- zread,zreadintr: call check_signals() before calling read() to
	  minimize the race window between signal delivery, signal handling,
	  and a blocking read(2). Partial fix for FIFO read issue reported by
	  Oyvind Hvidsten <oyvind.hvidsten@dhampir.no>

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- shopt: document `assoc_expand_once' shell option

				    2/1
				    ---
config-top.h
	- DONT_REPORT_SIGTERM: define, so non-interactive shells will no
	  longer print termination messages for child processes killed by
	  SIGTERM

				    2/6
				    ---
lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_insert: don't attempt to optimize typeahead if we are only reading
	  a fixed number of characters (rl_num_chars_to_read > 0)

redir.c
	- redir_special_open: if the shell is restricted, return a
	  RESTRICTED_REDIRECT error for attempts to open /dev/tcp and /dev/udp
	  sockets.  Inspired by report from Blake Burkhart <bburky@bburky.com>
	- do_redirection_internal: if redir_open returns RESTRICTED_REDIRECT,
	  return that right away (instead of errno) so we can print a better
	  error message

				   2/11
				   ----
jobs.c
	- bgp_resize: fix problems with (pid_t) overflow when calculating new
	  size for table when js.c_childmax is near the limit of a pid_t
	  (e.g., 2**31 - 1 on a 32-bit system, or 2**63-1 on a system with
	  32-bit pid_t). Fixes hang reported by Natanael Copa
	  <ncopa@alpinelinux.org> based on his patch from 12/8.
	- bgp_resize: cap max table size for bgpids at MAX_CHILD_MAX (32768)

include/typemax.h
	- TYPE_MINIMUM, TYPE_MAXIMUM: updated definitions from coreutils-8.29,
	  silences some compiler warnings

				   2/14
				   ----
Makefile.in
	- maybe-clean: use cd and pwd -P to test whether or not two directory
	  names identical, since topdir = '.' and BUILD_DIR = full pathname
	  when you use something like `bash ./configure'. Problem reported by
	  Michael Felt <aixtools@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- split_at_delims: if SD_NOQUOTEDELIM is in the flags argument, don't
	  treat `'' and `"' as candidates for possible sequences of delimiters,
	  even if they're part of the delimiter set (the delims argument).
	  Fixes problem with completing lines like `foo --bar='quux baz' xx'
	  reported by Nick Patavalis <npat@efault.net>

				   2/15
				   ----
copy_cmd.c
	- copy_word_list: build the list in the right order, avoiding having
	  to reverse it at the end. Helps with long argument lists

shell.c
	- bind_args: build the argument list in the right order, avoiding
	  having to reverse it at the end.
	- bind_args: only call push_args to save argc and argv as BASH_ARGC
	  and BASH_ARGV if debugging mode is enabled (debugging_mode != 0).
	  Inspired by report from Ambrose Feinstein <ambrose@google.com>
	- bind_args: note that we've saved BASH_ARGC and BASH_ARGV by setting
	  bash_argv_initialized
	- shell_reinitialize: reset bash_argv_initialized back to 0 so
	  BASH_ARGV and BASH_ARGC will be recreated if we're in debugging mode

variables.c
	- save_bash_argv: new function, initializes BASH_ARGV and BASH_ARGC
	  from the saved positional parameters
	- init_bash_argv: initialize BASH_ARGV and BASH_ARGC if
	  bash_argv_initialized == 0

builtins/shopt.def
	- shopt_set_debug_mode: if we're turning on debug mode, initialize
	  BASH_ARGC and BASH_ARGV if bash_argv_initialized == 0

				   2/16
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_function: make sure BASH_ARGV and BASH_ARGC are initialized
	  before calling push_args (and before calling remember_args)

builtins/source.def
	- source_builtin: make sure BASH_ARGV and BASH_ARGC are initialized
	  before calling push_args (and before calling remember_args)

builtins/evalfile.c
	- _evalfile: if the shell compatibility level is 44 or lower, make
	  sure BASH_ARGV and BASH_ARGC are initialized before calling
	  array_push

builtins/shopt.def
	- compat44: new shell option. This will be the last compatXX option

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- compat44: document new shell option

				   2/21
				   ----
builtins/common.h
	- ISOPTION: check s[1] before s[2] to avoid out of bound reads. Fixes
	  bug reported by jeremy@feusi.co

input.h
	- B_SHAREDBUF: new flag for buffered input fds, indicates that this
	  fd shares its b_buffer with another fd

input.c
	- duplicate_buffered_stream: when duplicating *from* the buffer
	  corresponding to bash input, make sure the new buffer has B_SHAREDBUF
	  in the flags, because copy_buffered_stream copies pointers
	- duplicate_buffered_stream: if the buffer being copied to has the
	  B_SHAREDBUF flag set, make sure the b_buffer doesn't get freed.
	  Fixes use-after-free bug reported by jeremy@feusi.co
	- save_bash_input,close_buffered_stream: make sure a buffer with
	  B_SHAREDBUF set has its b_buffer set to NULL before calling
	  free_buffered_stream

				   2/24
				   ----
subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand_error: add parameter saying whether or not
	  we are checking whether value is null, so we can have different
	  error messages for ${x:?} and ${x?}. Report and fix from
	  don fong <dfong@dfong.com>

				    3/5
				    ---
lib/readline/bind.c
	- _rl_read_file: instead of calling stat/open on the passed filename,
	  use open/fstat to avoid one possible filename translation and close
	  a small (benign) race condition. Report and fix from Roy Ivy
	  <roy.ivy.iii@gmail.com>

				   3/11
				   ----
variables.c
	- makunbound: if new variable localvar_unset is non-zero, mark local
	  vars in previous scopes as invisible and unset so they will show
	  up as unset until that previous scope returns (similar to how	local
	  variables in the current local scope are handled). localvar_unset
	  is currently set to 0 with no way for a script to change its value.
	  Eventually there will be an option to modify it.  From a bug-bash
	  discussion started by Nikolai Kondrashov <spbnick@gmail.com> back
	  on 2/11/2018

				   3/13
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_word_list_internal: short-circuit and exit right away if a
	  variable assignment preceding a special builtin fails in posix mode
	- expand_word_list_internal: if a variable assignment precedes an
	  empty command name (after expansion), fix to exit right away when
	  the shell is in posix mode

				   3/15
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- Add text to Pathname Expansion clarifying that a slash must be
	  matched by a slash in the pattern when matching pathnames, but
	  not in other matching contexts. Suggested by <stormy1777@yahoo.com>

builtins/common.c
	- read_octal: allow octal numbers greater than 777 to accommodate
	  modes and umasks that include sticky/setuid/setgid bits. Report
	  and fix from Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   3/19
				   ----
lib/readline/bind.c
	- rl_generic_bind: make sure we only assign to prevkey in the loop
	  if the key sequence index is > 0, so ic is valid. Fixes bug
	  reported by Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: be slightly less aggressive checking for timeouts and
	  SIGALRM: if we successfully read a character, don't check for a
	  timeout until we store or process it. Fixes timing problem
	  reported by Rob Foehl <rwf@loonybin.net>

				   3/22
				   ----
sig.c
	- termsig_handler: add a call to exit(1) after the kill, just in case
	  there are circumstances where the SIG_DFL signal handler is
	  ignored.  Report from Andrei Vagin <avagin@gmail.com>

				   3/25
				   ----
lib/readline/bind.c
	- _rl_function_of_keyseq_internal: new internal function that takes a
	  length parameter to accommodate NUL in the key sequence. Patch from
	  Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>
	- rl_function_of_keyseq_len: new application-callable function that
	  takes a length parameter; otherwise equivalent to rl_function_of_keyseq.

lib/readline/readline.h
	- rl_function_of_keyseq_len: add extern declaration for new function

lib/readline/doc/rltech.texi
	- rl_function_of_keyseq_len: document new function interface

bashline.c
	- bash_execute_unix_command: use rl_function_of_keyseq_len to handle
	  key sequences with embedded NULs (\C-@). Fix from Koichi Murase
	  <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

lib/readline/bind.c
	- rl_bind_key_if_unbound,rl_bind_key_if_unbound_in_map: run the KEY
	  argument through rl_untranslate_keyseq to produce a symbolic sequence
	  that can encode \C-@.
	- rl_bind_keyseq_if_unbound_in_map: translate the key sequence in order
	  to accommodate symbolic key sequences; should be a no-op for `raw'
	  key sequences such as the arrow key seqeunces from terminfo. Change
	  from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

				    4/2
				    ---
jobs.c
	- wait_for: when setting the SIGINT signal handler to wait_sigint_handler
	  make sure we're not setting old_sigint_handler recursively, as we
	  can when running an external command in a trap we took after a
	  command exited due to SIGINT. We don't want to overwrite
	  old_sigint_handler here. Fixes bug reported by Dr. Werner Fink
	  <werner@suse.de>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_disk_command: when there is a command_not_found_hook, make
	  sure the subshell turns off job control before running it, in case
	  it runs processes. We don't want it to manipulate process groups.
	  Fixes bug reported by 行秆懈谢谢芯胁 行感夹� <dk.1997-fast@yandex.ru>
	- execute_command_internal: make sure the command run by the `command'
	  builtin doesn't cause the ERR trap to be executed; wait for the
	  status to be returned by the command builtin. Fixes bug reported by
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				    4/4
				    ---
subst.c
	- process_substitute: handle longjmp back to top_level and function
	  returns (return_catch) in the child process, like command
	  substitution, so we don't longjmp back to some arbitrary spot from
	  the `exit' or `return' builtins, or on an expansion error, like
	  the command timing code. Fixes bug reported by Basin Ilya
	  <basinilya@gmail.com>

				    4/6
				    ---
parse.y
	- read_token_word: when reading a matched pair of backquotes as part
	  of a word, treat it as quoted so the characters are read as a single
	  word, but do not let the presence of the backquote mark the word as
	  quoted. Fixes here-document delimiter bug reported by Denys Vlasenko
	  <dvlasenk@redhat.com>

				    4/7
				    ---
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_case_command: call quote_string_for_globbing with the
	  QGLOB_CTLESC flag for both quoted and unquoted words, so it will
	  remove CTLESC/CTLESC in all cases while converting other quoted
	  characters to use a preceding backslash. Bug reported by
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				    4/9
				    ---
smatch.c
	- posix_cclass_only: helper function that checks whether a pattern has
	  only posix single-byte character classes ([:alpha:], etc.) or has
	  none at all
	- xstrmatch: if running in a multibyte locale, make sure to short-
	  circuit to the single-byte matching code only if there are no
	  unrecognized character class names, since the wide character ctype
	  functions allow locales to define their own character class names
	  (e.g., "hyphen"). Fixes issue reported by yangyajing <yyj_cqu@163.com>

				   4/10
				   ----
configure.ac,cross-build/qnx.cache
	- qnx: add a configure cache file for cross-building, treat qnx 7 like
	  qnx 6 in terms of cpp options. Fix from Brian Carnes
	  <bcarnes@google.com>

aclocal.m4
	- BASH_CHECK_DEV_STDIN: experimental change to test for /dev/stdin
	  independently of /dev/fd or /proc/self/fd. Suggested for QNX by
	  Brian Carnes <bcarnes@google.com>


				   4/11
				   ----
lib/glob/glob.c
	- glob_testdir: return -2 if DIR is a symlink, to differentiate it from
	  any other kind of non-directory file
	- glob_vector: if we have GX_ALLDIRS (globstar), we want to skip over
	  symlinks to directories, since we will pick up the real directory
	  later. Fixes incompatibility reported by Murukesh Mohanan
	  <murukesh.mohanan@gmail.com>

bashline.c
	- bash_execute_unix_command: changes to make READLINE_POINT apply to
	  characters instead of bytes when in a multibyte locale. Report and
	  fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

				   4/12
				   ----
builtins/evalstring.c
	- parse_and_execute_cleanup: now takes an argument which is the value
	  of running_trap at some point before parse_and_execute was called;
	  changed callers in sig.c, builtins/evalfile.c

builtins/common.h
	- parse_and_execute_cleanup: changed prototype

				   4/13
				   ----
builtins/evalstring.c
	- parse_and_execute_cleanup: if the argument holding the previous state
	  of running_trap is the same value as the current running_trap state,
	  don't call run_trap_cleanup: assume that there is a caller who will
	  take care of the cleanup after this returns. Fixes recursive trap
	  call on "eval return" reported by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

parse.y
	- read_a_line: if remove_quoted_newline is non-zero, indicating the
	  here-document delimiter is unquoted, we will be running the contents
	  of the here-document through word expansion and need to quote CTLESC
	  and CTLNUL in the input. Fixes bug with ^A in here document reported
	  by Jorge Alberto Baca Garcia <bacagarcia@me.com>

				   4/18
				   ----
pathexp.c
	- quote_string_for_globbing: make sure the QGLOB_CTLESC code handles
	  both CTLESC CTLESC and CTLESC CTLNUL in the same way. Fixes bug
	  reported by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   4/19
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command_internal: before executing any command in the current
	  shell, and before copying any existing FIFO list, call
	  reap_procsubs to unlink or close any process substitution pipes
	  associated with processes that have exited. Fixes hang in test suite
	  when trying to open a FIFO with no process having it open for
	  reading

				   4/26
				   ----
parse.y
	- read_token_word: if returning REDIR_WORD for a {id}>foo construct,
	  for example, make sure to assign the_word to yylval.word before
	  returning, in case a recursive call to the parser overwrites it
	  (e.g., when evaluating array indexes). From a message to
	  austin-group-l from Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

lib/glob/sm_loop.c
	- BRACKMATCH: if we have an invalid character class in an otherwise
	  well-formed bracket expression, don't try to match each character
	  of the (invalid) class individually; just skip over the class and
	  move on.  From a message on the austin-group list from
	  Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

				   4/27
				   ----
variables.c
	- push_exported_var,push_func_var,push_temp_var: make sure to set the
	  context correctly in the variable we bind in the previous (non-temp)
	  scope. Report from Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

pathexp.c
	- unquoted_glob_pattern_p: a pattern that contains a backslash can
	  have it removed by the matching engine (since backslash is special
	  in pattern matching), so if the pattern contains a backslash, and
	  does not end in a backslash, we need to return true. Fixes bug
	  reported by Robert Elz <kre@bmunnari.OZ.AU>

lib/glob/glob_loop.c
	- INTERNAL_GLOB_PATTERN_P: same change to return TRUE for a backslash
	  that doesn't end the pattern

lib/sh/timeval.c
	- print_timeval: use locale_decpoint() instead of fixed `.' to print
	  decimal point. Bug report in austin-group email from Joerg Schilling
	  <Joerg.Schilling@fokus.fraunhofer.de>

lib/sh/clock.c
	- print_clock_t: use locale_depoint() in the same way as print_timeval

				   4/29
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_cond_node: if special != 0, make sure to add QGLOB_CTLESC
	  to the flags passed to quote_string_for_globbing. Same issue as the
	  one with `case' fixed on 4/7, report from Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

				   4/30
				   ----
redir.c
	- do_redirection_internal: r_close_this: if the file descriptor is
	  already closed before the shell is asked to close it, make sure to
	  add an undo list redirect to make sure it stays closed. Report from
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				    5/2
				    ---
variables.c
	- push_posix_temp_var: new function, takes the SHELL_VAR * passed as
	  an argument and uses the name and value to create a global variable
	- merge_temporary_env: if posixly_correct is set, call
	  push_posix_temp_var to create global variables, otherwise call
	  push_temp_var to preserve the old behavior. Right now, it's only
	  called when in posix mode, but that might change. This undoes the
	  change from 4/27 when in posix mode

				    5/3
				    ---
sig.c
	- struct that holds the terminating signal information has a new
	  field: whether that signal is expected to cause a core dump
	- termsig_handler: if the call to kill(2) doesn't kill the process,
	  we have a problem. If our pid is not 1, we just exit with status
	  128+sig (fake the sig exit status). If the pid is 1, we assume
	  we're in a Linux pid namespace and aren't allowed to send a signal
	  to ourselves. If we need to generate a core dump, we try to get
	  the kernel to SIGSEGV us by dereferencing location 0. If not, we
	  just exit with 128+sig. From a report and patch from Andrei Vagin
	  <avagin@virtuozzo.com>

				    5/4
				    ---
bashline.c
	- bash_execute_unix_command: make sure that parse_and_execute is called
	  with newly-allocated memory to avoid prematurely freeing the
	  command. Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

				    5/7
				    ---
builtins/shopt.def
	- syslog_history: a shell option to control whether history is logged
	  to syslog; can be modified at runtime. Original patch from
	  Siteshwar Vashisht <svashisht@redhat.com>

config-top.h
	- SYSLOG_SHOPT: new configurable option, determines whether there is a
	  shell option to control syslogging history lines at runtime and sets
	  the default value of the option

bashline.c
	- syslog_history: new variable to control whether history lines are
	  sent to syslog; default value is the value of SYSLOG_SHOPT (or 1
	  if that's not defined)
	- bash_add_history: send history lines to syslog if syslog_history is
	  non-zero

				   5/10
				   ----

variables.c
	- push_var_context: if we are in Posix mode and manipulating the
	  temporary environment (temporary_env), implement behavior specified
	  in Posix interp 1009 and make sure that temporary assignments
	  preceding function calls modify the current environment *before*
	  the function is executed.

[bash-5.0-alpha frozen]

				   5/12
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_in_subshell: subshells should set loop_level == 0, since
	  they are no longer "enclosed" by the loop, according to posix.
	  Report from Aeron.E. Wang <aeron.e.wang@gmail.com>

				   5/24
				   ----
Makefile.in
	- pkgconfigdir: don't fail installing bash.pc if this directory doesn't
	  exist or isn't writable -- there's no error in failing to install
	  something nothing will use
	- install-headers-dirs: creat $(pkgconfigdir) if it doesn't exist

lib/sh/shmbchar.c
	- utf8_mblen: replace with version from gnulib
	- utf8_mbstrlen: reimplement using utf8_mblen so it handles invalid
	  multibyte sequences in the same way as mbstrlen

lib/readline/mbutil.c
	- _rl_utf8_mblen: utf-8 specific version of mblen from gnulib

include/shmbutil.h
	- ADVANCE_CHAR,COPY_CHAR_P: do better job detecting end of string in
	  UTF-8 locales (should not be called with an empty string, but to
	  be safe)

				   5/25
				   ----
lib/sh/utf8.c
	- new file, utf-8-specific functions collected from other files

externs.h
	- extern declarations moved around for utf8.c

include/shmbutil.h
	- SADD_MBCHAR, SADD_MBQCHAR_BODY, ADVANCE_CHAR_P: if the locale is a
	  UTF-8 locale, don't bother with a call to mbrlen if the current
	  character cannot start a multibyte character

variables.c
	- push_var_context: only merge the temporary environment in posix mode
	  if we are executing a shell function (flags & VC_FUNCENV). Report
	  from Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

lib/readline/mbutil.c
	- _rl_get_char_len: don't call mbrlen if we are in a UTF-8 locale and
	  the character cannot start a multibyte sequence

builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: if mb_cur_max > 1, call read_mbchar only if we're not
	  in a utf-8 locale or, if we are, the character we just read indicates
	  the start of a multibyte sequence

subst.c
	- string_extract_verbatim: don't call MBRLEN if we're in a utf-8
	  locale and the current character can't start a multibyte sequence
	- setifs: don't call MBRLEN if we're in a utf-8 locale and the first
	  character of $IFS can't start a multibyte sequence

lib/readline/kill.c
	- rl_bracketed_paste_begin: make sure we return 0 here if rl_insert_text
	  returns the right number of characters inserted to be consistent
	  with other functions. Returns 1 otherwise. Report and fix from
	  Gabe Krabbe <gabe@rtfs.de> back in March, 2018

lib/readline/readline.c
	- rl_subseq_result: make sure r is < 0 before checking map[ANYOTHERKEY]
	  to see if we shadowed a key that should now be tried

				   5/27
				   ----
variables.c
	- assign_aliasvar: perform same validity check on subscript assignment
	  as alias builtin performs on name argument. Bug report from
	  Mike Jonkmans <bashbug@jonkmans.nl>

				   5/29
				   ----
builtins/setattr.def
	- set_var_attribute: we should not propagate a variable assignment
	  preceding a builtin back to the calling environment unless the
	  shell is in posix mode. Since previous versions of the shell do
	  this, setting the shell compatibility level to 44 or less will
	  continue the propagation behavior

				    6/1
				    ---
lib/readline/histexpand.c
	- history_tokenize_word: as part of teaching history tokenization more
	  and more about shell syntax, allow command and process subsitution
	  and extended globbing patterns to appear within a word being
	  tokenized and not just at the beginning. Fixes bug reported back in
	  2/2017 by ecki@tofex.de

bashhist.c
	- load_history: use HISTSIZE_DEFAULT (still defaults to "500") to set
	  the initial value of $HISTSIZE. HISTSIZE_DEFAULT can be overridden
	  in config-top.h

				    6/4
				    ---
configure.ac
	- make sure we link against an external readline library that's at
	  least version 8

				    6/8
				    ---
pcomplete.h
	- INITIALWORD: internal compspec name for programmable completion on
	  the initial (usually the command) word

bashline.c
	- attempt_shell_completion: if we are in a command position and the
	  user has defined a compspec for INITIALWORD, use programmable
	  completion to complete command words. Original patch from
	  Luca Boccassi <bluca@debian.org>

lib/readline/doc/rluser.texi,builtins/complete.def,doc/bash.1
	- make it clearer that -D takes precedence over -E when supplied as
	  options to `complete', not when they are applied during completion

builtins/complete.def
	- complete_builtin,compgen_builtin: add support for -I option
	- print_one_completion,print_compopts: display -I when appropriate

lib/readline/doc/rluser.texi,doc/bash.1
	- complete,compgen: document new -I option and its effect

				   6/10
				   ----
lib/readline/histfile.c
	- read_history_range: don't apply the heuristic and try to append a
	  history line to an existing history entry if we don't have any
	  history entries. Bug and fix from Edward Huff <ejhuff@gmail.com>

				   6/12
				   ----
bashline.c
	- attempt_shell_completion: don't all the programmable completion for
	  INITIALWORD if programmable completion is disabled
	- attempt_shell_completion: make sure in_command_position remains set
	  for an empty command word on an otherwise blank line, making the
	  presence of assignment statements optional.  Report from
	  Luca Boccassi <bluca@debian.org>

				   6/20
				   ----
lib/malloc/malloc.c
	- morecore,internal_malloc,internal_free: requests for more than
	  128K bytes (defined as MMAP_THRESHOLD and saved in the new
	  malloc_mmap_threshold variable) are now satisfied via mmap and
	  freed via munmap. We only use mmap if we have mmap and MAP_ANON
	  (or MAP_ANONYMOUS). These blocks are not available for splitting
	  or coalescing, so every request for 128K bytes or smaller is
	  satisfied via sbrk(). We don't use mremap for realloc yet, but
	  we could in the future

lib/malloc/mstats.h
	- malloc_stats: the malloc stats now include the number of calls to
	  mmap and the total number of bytes requested via mmap. The number
	  of calls to munmap is captured in each bucket's lesscore count

lib/malloc/stats.c
	- print_malloc_stats: now prints an indication of where the change from
	  sbrk to mmap takes place, and prints number of mmap calls and total
	  number of bytes allocated using mmap

				   6/22
				   ----
variables.c
	- get_bashargcv: new dynamic "fetch" variable for BASH_ARGV and
	  BASH_ARGC, for backwards compatibility: if a script makes a
	  reference to either variable at the top level (not in a shell
	  function) without enabling debugging mode and not having initialized
	  the variable previously (using a simple semaphore), create the
	  variables

				   6/25
				   ----
configure.ac
	- opt_bash_malloc: bash malloc no longer disabled for systems that
	  require eight-bit alignment; the bash malloc has had this for a
	  long time

				    7/4
				    ---
bashline.c
	- pre_process_line: if command-oriented history is enabled, and the
	  line being expanded is the second or later in a multi-line command,
	  and we know the command is being saved as the current history entry,
	  decrease history_length before calling history_expand so references
	  like !! refer to the previous history entry as usual

lib/readline/histexpand.c
	- history_quoting_state: new variable, can be set by calling
	  application before calling history_expand to note that the string
	  being expanded is part of a quoted string. Can be set to a single
	  quote, a double quote, or 0 (no quoting)
	- history_expand: look at history_quoting_state and honor the
	  single-quote setting by not expanding any initial portion of the
	  line before the closing single quote. This allows history expansions
	  to be performed on a line containing a closing single quote if they
	  appear after the single quote

lib/readline/history.h
	- history_quoting_state: extern declaration

bashhist.c
	- bash_history_inhibit_expansion: if history_quoting_state indicates
	  that this string is single-quoted, skip over the single-quoted
	  portion and determine whether or not the portion after the
	  quoted string needs to be inhibited from history expansion

parse.y
	- shell_getc: set history_quoting_state based on the contents of the
	  current delimiter before calling pre_process_line

				    7/6
				    ---
lib/readline/doc/hsuser.texi
	- describe the default behavior of backslash and single and double
	  quotes

lib/readline/doc/hstech.texi
	- history_quoting_state: describe effect of setting this variable
	- history_quotes_inihibit_expansion: expand the description to include
	  the default quoting behavior that setting this variable enables

				    7/9
				    ---
support/man2html.c
	- unescape: use memmove instead of strcpy to handle overlapping strings
	  Report and fix from Bernhard M. Wiedemann <bwiedemann@suse.de>

lib/sh/getenv.c
	- getenv: check that environ is non-NULL before looking through it.
	  Report and fix from Keeley Hoek <keeley@hoek.io>

				   7/12
				   ----
braces.c
	- mkseq: use better integer overflow handling for systems with 32-bit
	  ints and 64-bit intmax_ts. Bug reported by Simon W枚rner
	  <mail@simon-woerner.de> as the result of fuzzing

builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: make sure bind_variable returns non-NULL when
	  setting attributes for a variable named as an argument to declare
	  that also appears in the temporary environment (and is a nameref).
	  Bug reported by Simon W枚rner <mail@simon-woerner.de as the
	  result of fuzzing

variables.c
	- bind_variable_internal: if we're assigning through a nameref, don't
	  create a variable with an invalid name under any circumstances

builtins/common.c
	- get_job_spec: make sure to return NO_JOB if atoi() returns < 0 due
	  to integer overflow.
	  Bug reported by Simon W枚rner <mail@simon-woerner.de as the
	  result of fuzzing

				   7/13
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_in_subshell: don't call set_sigint_handler if the subshell
	  is asynchronous, since it undoes the signal handler installed by
	  setup_async_signals. Fixes bug reported by Daniel Mills
	  <danielmills1@gmail.com>

parse.y,externs.h
	- reset_readahead_token: new convenience function for the rest of
	  the shell, resets token_to_read if it's a newline (as it will be
	  after reset_parser is called)

eval.c
	- reader_loop: if we're just going to execute one command, make sure
	  the read-ahead token isn't set to something that will result in a
	  NULL command (by calling reset_readahead_token), since the code
	  will take that as the one command and set EOF_Reached

				   7/15
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- indirect expansion: clarify that the expansion works on parameters,
	  not just variables (NAMEs). Suggested by konsolebox
	  <konsolebox@gmail.com>

				   7/16
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- INSIDE_EMACS: document its effect on line editing

				   7/17
				   ----
lib/readline/{readline.c,rlprivate.h}
	- _rl_eof_found: new variable, private to the readline library, that
	  indicates whether the current call to readline() will return NULL
	  because we read EOF

lib/readline/rltty.c
	- rl_deprep_terminal: if bracketed paste mode is active, the last
	  character of the string to disable it is \r (to avoid confusing
	  the terminal driver about where the cursor is). In this case,
	  output a newline before returning so subsequent text (like the
	  `exit' bash prints) doesn't overwrite the prompt. Bug from
	  https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=903936

variables.c
	- make_local_assoc_variable: add second argument like corresponding
	  local array function, to allow this function to return an existing
	  local array variable to the caller for the caller to handle

variables.h
	- make_local_assoc_variable: change function prototype to add second
	  arg

{subst.c,variables.c}
	- make_local_assoc_variable: change callers

builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: call make_local_assoc_variable with a non-zero
	  second arg to have it return an existing local array variable to be
	  flagged as an error. Fixes bug reported by Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- declare_internal: call make_local_array_variable with unconditional
	  second argument of 1 for the same reason as above

				   7/18
				   ----
variables.c
	- bind_invalid_envvar: new function, takes invalid names from the
	  initial environment (names that are not valid shell identifiers) and
	  stores them in a separate hash table (invalid_env)
	- maybe_make_export_env: make sure to add names from invalid_env to
	  the export env
	- assign_in_env: for now, prevent variable names that aren't shell
	  identifiers from being added to the temporary environment. Addresses
	  issue raised by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

test.c
	- unary_test: rearrange code slightly to avoid a wasted variable lookup
	  if the argument to -v is a subscripted array reference

				   7/19
				   ----
variables.c
	- nameref_transform_name: if a name doesn't resolve to a shell variable,
	  this function will check whether it resolves to a nameref that
	  points to a variable that hasn't been created yet

variables.h
	- nameref_transform_name: extern declaration

subst.c
	- do_compound_assignment: make sure that we follow any nameref chain
	  if the name passed resolves to a nameref that points to a variable
	  that doesn't exist. Fixes issue raised by Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: before calling any variant of make_local_variable,
	  make sure to perform any transformation of the name indicated by an
	  existing nameref. Fixes issue raised by Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   7/20
				   ----
builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: if we are creating a global variable with -g, even
	  if we're not giving it a value, check for namerefs at the global
	  scope to avoid confusion with namerefs at the local (function) scope.

subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: if a double-quoted string expands to nothing,
	  make sure we note that for later by setting had_quoted_null, just
	  as we do for single-quoted empty strings

subst.[ch]
	- W_SAWQUOTEDNULL: new flag (replaces W_HASCTLESC, which is unused),
	  means that we saw a possibly-discarded quoted null while expanding
	  this word

subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: if expansion results in a non-empty word but
	  we saw a quoted null during expansion (had_quoted_null == 1), set
	  W_SAWQUOTED_NULL in the returned word
	- expand_word_internal: if a recursive call to param_expand comes back
	  with W_SAWQUOTEDNULL set in the resulting word, set had_quoted_null
	  to note it
	- parameter_brace_expand_rhs: if a recursive call to expand_word_internal
	  returns a non-quoted-null string (after an optional call to
	  string_list) make sure we pass the W_SAWQUOTEDNULL flag back to the
	  caller
	- word_list_split: if a word expands to nothing after expansion and
	  splitting, but we saw a quoted null during the expansion
	  (W_SAWQUOTEDNULL), return an empty word

				   7/25
				   ----

subst.c
	- do_compound_assignment: if creating a local variable, make sure to
	  set `newname' to the name of the variable returned from find_variable,
	  since that follows namerefs. Fixes issue raised by Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   7/29
				   ----
subst.c
	- get_var_and_type: if VALUE is NULL, check before calling dequote_string.
	  Report and fix from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   7/30
				   ----
variables.c
	- make_local_{array,assoc}_variable: make sure we're not trying to
	  inherit a value from an incompatible array type. Fixes issue raised
	  by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- nameref_transform_name: if we're trying to resolve a nameref that
	  will be used to create a local variable, make sure the nameref is
	  at the same variable scope. Report from Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				    8/2
				    ---
array.c
	- array_subrange: change to use string_list_pos_params after creating a
	  WORD_LIST from the array slice, like assoc_subrange does

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_substring: since assoc_subrange and array_subrange
	  both call string_list_pos_params now, treat the results the same as
	  the VT_POSPARAMS case (pos_params also calls string_list_pos_params).
	  Fixes behavior difference between ${a[@]:sub} and ${@:sub} reported
	  by Ilkka Virta <itvirta@iki.fi>

				    8/3
				    ---
array.c
	- array_patsub: rewrite to work in terms of a WORD_LIST * and call
	  string_list_pos_params on the result to be consistent with the
	  expansions of ${@/pat/rep} and ${*/pat/rep}

assoc.c
	- assoc_patsub: rewrite to work in terms of a WORD_LIST * and call
	  string_list_pos_params on the result to be consistent with the
	  expansions of ${@/pat/rep} and ${*/pat/rep}

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_patsub: change how return value of {array,assoc}_patsub
	  is treated to make it identical to pos_params_pat_subst, since they
	  all call string_list_pos_params now
	- expand_string_for_pat: make sure we preserve the value of
	  expand_no_split_dollar_star instead of just unconditionally setting
	  it back to 0 in case it was 1 before this function was called

				    8/6
				    ---
array.c
	- array_modcase: rewrite to work in terms of a WORD_LIST * and call
	  string_list_pos_params on the result to be consistent with the
	  expansions of ${@,,} and ${*,,}

assoc.c
	- assoc_modcase: rewrite to work in terms of a WORD_LIST * and call
	  string_list_pos_params on the result to be consistent with the
	  expansions of ${@,,} and ${*,,}

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_casemod: change how return value of {array,assoc}_modcase
	  is treated to make it identical to pos_params_modcase, since they
	  all call string_list_pos_params now

				    8/8
				    ---
builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: if we are making local variables, and not dealing
	  with the nameref attribute, make sure that any nameref variable we
	  followed when resolving the name given was at the same variable
	  context. If not, we just want to make or use a local variable with
	  the name passed; if so, we want to use the nameref value as the
	  variable name. Report from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				    8/9
				    ---
configure.ac
	- globasciiranges: RRI now on by default, must be turned off explicitly
	  at configure time or runtime with `shopt -u globasciiranges'

				   8/14
				   ----
variables.c
	- dispose_saved_dollar_vars: decrement stack pointer before looking
	  for saved positional parameters to dispose; stack pointer always
	  points to the first unused slot

				   8/15
				   ----
variables.c
	- dollar_arg_stack: now a stack of struct saved_dollar_vars, which has
	  an array for the first ten (dollar_vars) and a WORD_LIST * for the
	  remaining (rest_of_args). Fixes performance issue with function calls
	  and large numbers of positional parameters raised by
	  Bize Ma <binaryzebra@gmail.com>
	- {save,restore,free,free_saved}_dollar_vars: new functions to manage
	  dollar_vars and dollar_arg_stack members. Need to keep these in sync
	  with whatever remember_args does
	- push_dollar_vars: use save_dollar_vars, which just copies pointers,
	  and directly assign rest_of_args, without copying the words, to the
	  dollar_arg_stack entry. Have to clear dollar_vars and rest_of_args
	  with the assumption that callers will call remember_args(args, 1)
	  immediately following
	- pop_dollar_vars: free current positional parameters and restore old
	  ones from pointers saved in dollar_arg_stack, making sure to
	  invalidate any cached value for "$@"
	- dispose_saved_dollar_vars: free saved pointers from current index
	  into dollar_arg_stack

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- POSIXLY_CORRECT: make sure to note that bash makes sure this variable
	  is set when posix mode is enabled

				   8/17
				   ----
{jobs,nojobs}.c
	- set_jobs_list_frozen: set jobs_list_frozen to a particular value.
	  Intended to save and restore the value around code sections instead
	  of unconditionally unfreezing it.

jobs.h
	- set_jobs_list_frozen: extern declaration

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_pipeline: if lastpipe is enabled, save and restore the
	  value of jobs_list_frozen using freeze_jobs_list/set_jobs_list_frozen
	  to avoid problems with race conditions and nested pipelines
	  causing jobs to be removed from the jobs table. Fixes savannah issue
	  https://savannah.gnu.org/support/index.php?109541 reported by
	  Bj枚rn Kautler <vampire0>

				   8/24
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- lastpipe_cleanup: call set_jobs_list_frozen instead of
	  unfreeze_jobs_list
	- execute_pipeline: set up lastpipe_cleanup with old value of
	  jobs_list_frozen

				    9/3
				    ---
builtins/printf.def
	- getuintmax,getfloatmax: on a conversion error, return as much of the
	  value as we were able to convert instead of 0. Fixes bug reported
	  by Robert Elz <kre@bmunnari.OZ.AU>

				    9/4
				    ---
lib/readline/text.c,lib/readline/rlprivate.h
	- _rl_backward_char_internal: new function, guts of rl_backward_char
	  and rl_backward_byte, not currently used there

lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- _rl_vi_advance_point: new function, move point forward by one
	  character, handling multibyte locales and characters and the end
	  of line semantics
	- _rl_vi_backup_point: new function, move point backward by one
	  character, handling multibyte locales and characters
	- rl_vi_eword,rl_vi_eWord: use rl_vi_advance_point instead of a simple
	  increment to handle multibyte characters.  Fixes bug reported by
	  Enrico Maria De Angelis <enricomaria.dean6elis@gmail.com>

				    9/5
				    ---
lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- rl_vi_fword,rl_vi_fWord: use rl_vi_advance_point instead of a simple
	  increment to handle multibyte characters
	- rl_vi_bword,rl_vi_bWord: use rl_vi_backup_point instead of a simple
	  decrement (and _rl_vi_advance_point where necessary) to handle
	  multibyte characters
	- rl_vi_complete,_rl_vi_change_mbchar_case,_rl_vi_domove_motion_cleanup:
	  use _rl_vi_advance_point instead of simple rl_point increment
	- vi_delete_dispatch,vi_change_dispatch,vi_yank_dispatch: use
	  INCREMENT_POS instead of a simple increment to rl_mark to handle
	  multibyte characters
	- rl_vi_column: use _rl_forward_char_internal, starting with
	  rl_point == 0, to handle multibyte characters (Posix says `character
	  position', not index)

				    9/7
				    ---
configure.ac
	- changed release status to `beta'

				    9/9
				    ---
lib/readline/display.c
	- _rl_update_final: if the bottom line has zero characters and we are
	  on that line at column 0, don't bother with an additional \r\n.
	  Fixes redisplay nit reported by Per Bothner <per@bothner.com>


configure.ac
	- openbsd needs DEV_FD_STAT_BROKEN defined

[bash-5.0-beta frozen]

				   9/11
				   ----
builtins/exec.def
	- exec_builtin: make sure to sync the buffered stream where bash is
	  reading input (especially if it's fd 0) so a command exec'd by the
	  script can read the rest of stdin after the exec

				   9/15
				   ----
lib/readline/histexpand.c
	- history_tokenize_internal: if the event contains embedded newlines
	  (e.g., bash with command-oriented history and lithist), use them as
	  word delimiters, equivalent to space and tab, so they don't end up
	  as separate words. Fixes issue pointed out by Viktor Dukhovni
	  <ietf-dane@dukhovni.org>
	- history_tokenize_word: don't break if we get a newline (though we
	  shouldn't get one due to the loop in history_tokenize_internal
	- history_expand_internal: use newline as a whitespace character when
	  expanding by words, as we do with history_tokenize_internal

jobs.h
	- J_PIPEFAIL: new flag for `flags' element of job struct

jobs.c
	- stop_pipeline: if pipefail_opt set, newjob gets J_PIPEFAIL in its
	  flags word
	- raw_job_exit_status: use J_PIPEFAIL (setting of pipefail when job
	  created) instead of current setting of pipefail status to determine
	  how to compute exit status of pipeline. Tentative implementation of
	  Posix proposal

expr.c
	- exp0: don't call expr_bind_variable with a NULL string.  Fixes
	  fuzzing bug reported by Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>
	- expr_bind_variable: don't try to do anything with a NULL or empty
	  LHS

				   9/16
				   ----
lib/readline/undo.c
	- rl_do_undo: before we release the undo list entry we've just
	  processed, make sure we avoid any pointer aliasing issues caused
	  by having the entry being removed as part of the undo list in
	  _rl_saved_line_for_history. Fixes fuzzing bug reported by
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   9/17
				   ----
[bash-5.0-beta released]

				   9/18
				   ----
lib/readline/bind.c
	- name_and_keymap: new struct for keymap names and maps
	- builtin_keymap_names: static array of builtin keymap names and
	  maps; preparing for allowing applications to set the names of
	  keymaps they create; keymap_names is initially a pointer to
	  this array
	- _rl_get_keymap_by_name,_rl_get_keymap_by_map: new functions for
	  searching the keymap_names array and returning an index
	- rl_get_keymap_by_name, rl_get_keymap_name: rewritten in terms of
	  new functions above
	- rl_set_keymap_name (char *name, Keymap map): new function, set
	  name of MAP to NAME. NAME must not be builtin; MAP must not be one
	  of the builtin keymaps. Request and initial implementation from
	  Tom Tromey <tom@tromey.com>

lib/readline/readline.h
	- rl_set_keymap_name: new extern declaration for new public function

lib/readline/doc/rltech.texi
	- rl_set_keymap_name: add documentation

lib/readline/doc/rluser.texi
	- add text to `set keymap' description to note that applications
	  can add keymap names that can be used there

				   9/20
				   ----
parse.y
	- shell_getc: don't execute the alias hack (returning a space at the
	  end of the string) if we are parsing a command substitution that
	  starts with a double paren (subshell inside a comsub), in which
	  case the flags are PSH_DPAREN. Fixes fuzzing bug reported by
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: default case: make sure we check multibyte
	  char length when deciding whether to enlarge the search string
	  buffer, instead of using the old assumption. Fixes fuzzing bug
	  reported by Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

builtins/fc.def,execute_cmd.c
	- fixed some missing free()s uncovered by coverity. Report from
	  Siteshwar Vashisht <svashisht@redhat.com>

lib/glob/glob.c
	- glob_vector: make sure name_vector is initialized to NULL

lib/sh/{pathcanon,pathphys}.c
	- {pathcanon,pathphys}: use memmove instead of strcpy on a possibly-
	  overlapping region of memory

subst.c
	- parameter_list_transform: make sure to dispose the word list in all
	  cases before returning
	- parameter_brace_expand_rhs: make sure t1 is freed before returning
	  due to an invalid name resulting from an indirect expansion

support/man2html.c
	- fixed a couple of memory leaks

				   9/21
				   ----
subst.c
	- process_substitute: if we are part of a job control process chain
	  (pipeline_pgrp != shell_pgrp), have the child shell forked to run
	  the process substitution set pipeline_pgrp to its own PID,
	  effectively becoming a process group leader without changing
	  its own process group. Fixes stray SIGHUP issue reported by
	  Jeremy Townshend <jeremy.townshend@gmail.com>
 
				   9/23
				   ----
arrayfunc.c
	- assign_array_element: if we are assigning to an existing associative
	  array, and assoc_expand_once is set, allow `*' and `@' as subscripts.
	  Partial fix for report from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

variables.c
	- bind_int_variable: if valid_array_reference (lhs) is not true,
	  make sure that the lhs is a valid identifier before assigning the
	  value

arrayfunc.c
	- valid_array_reference: allow blank subscripts. They are treated as
 	  `normal' keys for associative arrays and evaluate to 0 for indexed
	  arrays. More of fix for report from Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   9/24
				   ----
bashline.c
	- restore_tilde: if the expanded length (xl) is longer than vl
	  we end up requesting a negative amount of memory (an extremely
	  large unsigned number). Just punt and return val in this case.
	  Fuzzing bug reported by Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>
	- restore_tilde: make sure we return what the user typed if tilde
	  expansion fails

				   9/29
				   ----
builtins/shopt.def
	- uncomment `localvar_unset' option definition

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- document `localvar_unset' shell option

arrayfunc.c
	- valid_array_reference: if we are parsing a subscript for an existing
	  associative array, the `assoc_expand_once' option is set, and the
	  VA_ONEWORD flag is set in FLAGS (meaning there should be nothing
	  following the closing `]'), don't call skipsubscript to find the
	  closing `]', use one that is at the end of the word. Part of fix for
	  issue reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

builtins/{printf,set}.def
	- pass VA_ONEWORD as part of flags value everywhere valid_array_reference
	  is used

config-top.h
	- CHECKWINSIZE_DEFAULT: now 1, so check_window_size is on by default
	- HISTEXPAND_DEFAULT: new define, allows builder to enable or disable
	  history expansion by default at build time

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- checkwinsize: document new default value

bashhist.h
	- HISTEXPAND_DEFAULT: don't define if it's already defined. Strict
	  POSIX mode continues to default to off

				   9/30
				   ----
lib/readline/input.c
	- win32_isatty: win32-specific changes from GDB. Patch submitted by
	  Tom Tromey <tom@tromey.com>, originally from Eli Zaretskii
	  <eliz@gnu.org>

				   10/1
				   ----
lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- rl_vi_start_inserting: start an undo group so we can grab the text
	  inserted here as a single unit, avoiding any insert coalescing
	  performed by rl_insert_text. Report and fix from Richard Todd
	  <richard.w.todd@outlook.com>

				   10/3
				   ----
subst.c
	- parameter_brace_transform: if we're asked to display the attributes
	  of an unset variable, check that the variable exists even if
	  get_var_and_type returns NULL (it checks invisible_p). Requested by
	  Michal Pesa <pesathem@gmail.com>

lib/readline/kill.c
	- _rl_bracketed_text: new function, collects the text pasted in
	  bracketed paste mode and consumes the bracketed paste end marker;
	  returns the pasted text and its length
	- rl_bracketed_paste_begin: call _rl_bracketed_text to collect the
	  text

lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: set cxt->lastc to -7 if the input resolves to
	  rl_bracketed_paste_begin
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: if cxt->lastc == -7, call _rl_bracketed_text
	  to collect the pasted text and add it to the accumulating search
	  string. Only works if ESC is not one of the isearch terminators.
	  Fixes issue reported in Debian bug report 891780,
	  https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=891780

				   10/5
				   ----
variables.c
	- push_posix_tempvar_internal: new function, body of push_func_var
	  with additional argument saying whether it's being called from a
	  function or (special) builtin code path
	- push_builtin_var: new function, calls push_posix_tempvar_internal
	  with second argument indicating builtin code path
	- push_func_var: now a stub that calls push_posix_tempvar_internal
	  with second argument indicating function code path
	- pop_scope: if called from a special builtin, call push_builtin_var
	  instead of push_func_var to do the right variable propagation

builtins/shopt.def
	- progcomp_alias: uncomment, make available to users

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi},lib/readline/doc/rluser.texi
	- progcomp_alias: document shopt option, describe its use in
	  the section on programmable completion

trap.c
	- decode_signal: handle SIGRTMIN+n at runtime, with the `SIG' prefix
	  or without, case-insensitively if requested, and return SIGRTMIN+n.
	  These values could be different than what was available at compile
	  time. Report and patch from Rasmus Villemoes <rv@rasumsvillemoes.dk>

				   10/8
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command_internal: only set line_number from command->value.Subshell
	  if the type == cm_subshell; otherwise defer and set later

				   10/10
				   -----
examples/loadables/seq.c
	- seq: new loadable builtin, derived originally from coreutils:seq.c
	  but with very little of that code remaining

				   10/12
				   -----
trap.c
	- run_pending_traps,_run_trap_internal: honor evalnest_max and
	  increment/decrement evalnest accordingly, since trap actions
	  are processed as if run by `eval'. Feature suggsted by Mike
	  Gerwitz <mtg@gnu.org>

				   10/16
				   -----
expr.c
	- expr_skipsubscript: new function, calls skipsubscript with flags
	  similar to arrayfunc.c:valid_array_subscript if assoc_expand_once
	  is set and it looks like we've already expanded the subscript of
	  an associative array. Reported back on 8/27 by Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- readtok: call expr_skipsubscript instead of skipsubscript

arrayfunc.c
	- valid_array_reference: call skipsubscript with a third arg computed
	  from the VA_NOEXPAND flag only if we're expanding an associative
	  array subscript -- we already figure out whether or not we are

[bumped release status to beta2]

				   10/20
				   -----
builtins/setattr.def
	- set_or_show_attributes: after isolating NAME, make sure to restore
	  the "[+]=" in case we need the word later. Issue pointed out by
	  Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   10/21
				   -----
lib/readline/search.c
	- noninc_search_from_pos: if we are supposed to be searching for a
	  pattern (vi mode), make sure to pass S to _hs_history_patsearch,
	  since that has any leading `^' stripped

lib/readline/histsearch.c
	- _hs_history_patsearch: if the search isn't anchored, put a `*' at
	  the beginning to force fnmatch to match anywhere in the line (could
	  look at this later to make a change to history_search_internal that
	  would avoid the need to add the leading `*')

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand_rhs: treat a failure to assign a variable with
	  a ${param:=value} expansion as an expansion error, and, in a non-
	  interactive posix-mode shell, exit the shell
	- param_expand: don't set W_SPLITSPACE for $* unless IFS is NULL;
	  consistent with other uses of W_SPLITSPACE

				   10/22
				   -----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- tweak description of bash conditional expressions to note that the
	  test and [ commands determine their behavior based on the number of
	  arguments. Suggested by Ilkka Virta <itvirta@iki.fi>

				   10/24
				   -----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_simple_command: don't set $_ to NULL when executing a
	  command that forks; just leave it unchanged. Tweaked the documentation
	  slightly as a result. Inspired by report from Ricky Tigg
	  <ricky.tigg@gmail.com>

				   10/28
				   -----
redir.c
	- here_document_to_fd: make sure the temp files used to store here
	  documents are readable (and writable, where necessary) by the user.
	  This can happen in the unlikely case that someone decides to shoot
	  himself in the foot by setting the umask to 400. Issue originally
	  raised back in March by Stephane Chazelas
	  <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>; fix inspired by Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

				   10/29
				   -----
lib/readline/terminal.c
	- bind_termcap_arrow_keys: bind the "kI" capability (what the Insert
	  keypad key outputs) to overwrite mode. Patch from Xose Vazquez Perez
	  <xose.vazquez@gmail.com>

				   10/30
				   -----
braces.c
	- mkseq: make sure to terminate result array before passing it to
	  strvec_dispose on an interrupt. Report and fix from Corbin Souffrant
	  <corbin.souffrant@gmail.com>

				   11/6
				   ----
trap.c
	- _run_trap_internal: if the signal shows up as SIG_CHANGED after
	  running the trap handler, check for terminating signals and run any
	  terminating signal handler indicates. Fixes issue reported by
	  Owen Stephens <owen@owenstephens.co.uk>

				   11/7
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_builtin: don't merge the temporary environment when the
	  `return' builtin is being executed if it's being executed by the
	  `command' builtin, since that's supposed to inhibit the special
	  builtin properties. Part of POSIX conformance problems reported
	  by Martin Rehak <martin.rehak@oracle.com>

builtins/cd.def
	- bindpwd: if canonicalization fails when -P is specified (e.g. if the
	  directory name length exceeds PATH_MAX), reset dirname ($PWD value) =
	  to the_current_working_directory (Posix cd description, step 10.)
	  Part of POSIX conformance problems reported by Martin Rehak
	  <martin.rehak@oracle.com>

builtins/kill.def
	- kill_builtin: support -sSIG and -nSIG without requiring them to be
	  separate arguments. POSIX says a "conforming implementation" should
	  accept them.
	  Part of POSIX conformance problems reported by Martin Rehak
	  <martin.rehak@oracle.com>

				   11/8
				   ----
arrayfunc.c
	- array_value_internal: return NULL for invisible array variables.
	  Fixes issue with FUNCNAME sometimes returning invalid value reported
	  by Great Big Dot <greatbigdot@gmail.com>

builtins/cd.def
	- change_to_directory: if we are in posix mode, and the chdir to the
	  absolute pathname ($PWD/dirname) fails, return an error without
	  trying to use just `dirname' (posix cd step 10).
	  Part of POSIX conformance problems reported by Martin Rehak
	  <martin.rehak@oracle.com>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_case_command: use expand_word_leave_quoted to expand the
	  word, then dequote the resulting string. This performs the
	  expansions in the order posix specifies.
	  Part of POSIX conformance problems reported by Martin Rehak
	  <martin.rehak@oracle.com>

subst.c
	- expand_word_unsplit: rewrite in terms of expand_word_leave_quoted
	- ifs_whitespace: new macro, Posix ifs whitespace (ISSPACE; member
	  of current locale's space char class)
	- ifs_whitesep: new macro, whitespace that is a member of $IFS; used
	  by list_string and get_word_from_string
	- list_string: use ifs_whitesep instead of spctabnl in case $IFS
	  contains whitespace characters that are not space, tab, or newline
	- get_word_from_string: use ifs_whitesep instead of spctabnl in case
	  $IFS contains whitespace characters that are not space, tab, or
	  newline.
	  Part of POSIX conformance problems reported by Martin Rehak
	  <martin.rehak@oracle.com>

				   11/9
				   ----
general.c
	- posix_initialize: enable the shift_verbose option when turning on
	  posix mode, and disable it when posix mode is disabled. From a
	  report by Eric Blake <eblake@redhat.com>

doc/bashref.texi
	- posix mode: note the effect of posix mode on shift_verbose

				   11/12
				   -----
subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand: if parameter_brace_expand_word returns an
	  error, make sure to set TEMP = 0 (to note that the variable is unset).
	  From a report by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- param_expand: if expanding $! when set -u is enabled, honor the
	  PF_IGNUNBOUND flag and just return NULL, relying on the caller to
	  take care of understanding that the variable is unset
	  From a report by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>	
	- parameter_brace_expand: if we are checking nullness, and we have a
	  valid array expansion, a quoted null string resulting from the array
	  expansion of a * or @ subscript satisfies the nullness check.
	  From a report by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   11/14
				   -----
aclocal.m4
	- BASH_CHECK_LIB_TERMCAP: add last-ditch check for libncursesw, since
	  it's apparently the only curses library on some distributions.
	  Report from John Frankish <john.frankish@outlook.com>

				   11/16
				   -----
bashline.c
	- attempt_shell_completion: allow an initial word completion to
	  complete a partial first word (point appears in the middle of
	  the word) before resorting to command completion. Report and fix
	  from Luca Boccassi <bluca@debian.org>

[bash-5.0-beta2 frozen]

				   11/27
				   -----
bashline.c
	- attempt_shell_completion: better fix for problems with fix from
	  11/16. Report and fix from Tom Ryder <tom@sanctum.geek.nz>

expr.c
	- expr_skipsubscript: fix return type. Report and fix from
	  Andreas Schwab <schwab@linux-m68k.org>

				   11/29
				   -----
subst.c
	- quote_escapes_internal: refactored quote_escapes into a function
	  that takes an additional flag saying whether or not we are going
	  to split the result. If we are not, and CTLESC is in IFS, we quote
	  the CTLESC (ditto for CTLNUL) to prevent it being removed when the
	  string is dequoted.
	- quote_escapes: call quote_escapes_internal with FLAGS == 0
	- quote_rhs: new function, calls quote_escapes with FLAGS == PF_NOSPLIT2
	  so that a CTLESC will be quoted if CTLESC is in $IFS
	- parameter_brace_expand_word: call quote_rhs on the value of a variable
	  if PFLAGS includes PF_ASSIGNRHS, indicating that we will not be
	  splitting the word, but we will be dequoting it. Fixes bug reported
	  by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>
	- param_expand: same change as for parameter_brace_expand_word

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_in_subshell: if we are running a trap (running_trap > 0),
	  turn off the SIG_INPROGRESS and SIG_CHANGED flags for that signal
	  by calling run_trap_cleanup and reset running_trap to 0 (watch the
	  second part!). Tagged for bash-5.1.

				   11/30
				   -----
lib/readline/doc/rltech.texi
	- rl_set_keymap_name: correct typo in the name; some updates to the
	  description that clarify usage. Report from <hirooih@gmail.com>

				   12/4
				   ----
aclocal.m4
	- BASH_FUNC_FNMATCH_EQUIV_FALLBACK: a test of whether fnmatch(3)
	  understands bracket equivalence classes ([=c=]) for characters
	  that collate with equal weights but are not identical

configure.ac,config.h.in
	- call BASH_FUNC_FNMATCH_EQUIV_FALLBACK and define
	  FNMATCH_EQUIV_FALLBACK to 1 if it can be used for equivalence
	  classes

				   12/5
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- eval_arith_for_expr,execute_arith_command,execute_cond_command: make
	  sure running_trap == 0 before we reset the_printed_command_except_trap
	  Report from Peng Yu <pengyu.ut@gmail.com>

lib/glob/smatch.c
	- _fnmatch_fallback_wc: new function, takes two wide characters c1 and
	  c2, converts them to a pattern ([[=c2=]]) and a string (c1) for
	  fnmatch to determine whether or not they are members of the same
	  equivalence class
	- collequiv_wc: call _fnmatch_fallback_wc if rangecmp_wc returns
	  non-zero if FNMATCH_EQUIV_FALLBACK is defined, so we know that
	  fnmatch understands equivalence classes. Another Posix test suite
	  issue from Martin Rehak <martin.rehak@oracle.com>

				   12/6
				   ----
redir.c
	- add missing cases to switch statements to shut up gcc

				   12/7
				   ----
builtins/set.def
	- find_minus_o_option: new helper function, returns index into
	  o_options given option name
	- minus_o_option_value,set_minus_o_option: use find_minus_o_option

general.c
	- new table of variables (currently all shopt options) that are
	  modified by going into and out of posix mode; num_posix_options()
	  returns the number of variables
	- get_posix_options: fill in a bitmap passed as an argument (or return
	  a new one) of values of posix-mode-modified variables in the table
	- set_posix_options: set values of posix-mode-modified variables from
	  the table using the passed bitmap for values

builtins/set.def
	- get_current_options: make the bitmap large enough to hold the options
	  in the set table and the table of posix-mode-modified variables; call
	  get_posix_options to fill in those values after the values from the
	  o_options table
	- set_current_options: call set_posix_options to reset the values of
	  the posix-mode-modified variables at the end of the bitmap, after
	  the o_options values. Fixes issue reported by PJ Eby
	  <pje@telecommunity.com>

				   12/9
				   ----
parse.y
	- select_command: add two additional productions to support select
	  commands without a word_list following the `in'. Fixes omission
	  reported by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   12/11
				   -----
variables.c
	- assign_in_env: don't allow namerefs in temporary environment
	  assignments to create variables with invalid names for export. Fixes
	  bug reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   12/14
				   -----
parse.y
	- don't change last_command_exit_value in the 'error yacc_EOF' production
	  if the parser sets it to something non-zero; just make sure it
	  indicates an error. Fixes problem with unexpected EOF in eval
	  reported by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   12/17
				   -----
expr.c
	- exp2 -> expmuldiv

lib/sh/smatch.c
	- fnmatch: add extern declaration if FNMATCH_EQUIV_FALLBACK is being
	  used

hashlib.c
	- hash_string: add FNV offset as initial value for hash instead of
	  starting at 0, changes hash for associative arrays and requires a
	  bunch of changes to the "right" test suite files

variables.c
	- rseed: make it explicitly 32 bits; that's all we're interested in
	  anyway

				   12/18
				   -----

variables.c
	- brand: add some comments, make the constants explicitly 32 bits;
	  use signed 32-bit values for the intermediate calculations. The
	  algorithm is still minstd

[bash-5.0-rc1 frozen]

				   12/21
				   -----
doc/bash.1
	- }1: remove macro definition; it's outlived its bugfix purpose.
	  Report from Derek Schrock <dereks@lifeofadishwasher.com>

				   12/22
				   -----
subst.c
	- expand_arith_string: set W_NOTILDE in the flags so we don't perform
	  tilde expansion at all, even for the previously-special-case array
	  subscript expansion. Report from Bize Ma <binaryzebra@gmail.com>
	- expand_word_internal: take out Q_ARRAYSUB check for tilde expansion

				   12/26
				   -----
builtins/evalstring.c
	- parse_and_execute: if the eval builtin gets a parser error while
	  parsing a  string in posix mode, don't exit the shell if the eval
	  was run by the command builtin. report from Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

examples/loadables/{basename,dirname}.c
	- dirname_builtin: skip over any `--' ending the options.  Report from
	  Peng Yu <pengyu.ut@gmail.com>

				   12/27
				   -----
examples/loadables/mkdir.c
	- make_path: add argument noting whether or not the user specified -m;
	  only attempt the chmod on an existing directory if the user did so
	- make_path: when creating intermediate directories, perform the
	  mkdir (path, 0) and chmod separately as the posix text recommends

				   12/28
				   -----
parser.h
	- PST_COMMENT: new state, set when the shell is reading characters
	  until newline as part of comment processing

parse.y
	- shell_getc: don't return a space at the end of a token if the parser
	  is consuming a comment. Fixes bug reported by Harald van Dijk
	  <harald@gigawatt.nl>

				   12/31
				   -----
lib/glob/glob_loop.c
	- INTERNAL_GLOB_PATTERN_P: revert change from 4/27 that makes this
	  function return non-zero for a backslash in the string. Based on a
	  report from Tom Ryder <tom@sanctum.geek.nz>

[bash-5.0 frozen]

[bash-5.0 released]

				 1/6/2019
				 --------

examples/loadables/basename.c
	- make sure to include bashgetopt.h. Reported by Angel 
	  <angel@16bits.net>

lib/malloc/malloc.c
	- stdlib.h: include if botch isn't defined to provide a declaration
	  for abort()

hashlib.c,Makefile.in
	- fixes to make hash library testing work for others from
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/readline/unicode.c
	- u32toutf16: correct the second argument to be wchar_t *, and treat
	  it as such, even though it doesn't make a difference in practice.
	  Report and fix from Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				    1/8
				    ---

builtins/return.def
	- return_builtin: return EX_USAGE if we're not executing a shell
	  function or sourcing a script, so a posix-mode shell exits. Fixes
	  bug reported by Robert Hailey <bash@osndok.com>

builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: don't let `declare -f +f' turn off the function
	  attribute. Fix from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- declare_internal: reject attempts to add the -A or -a attributes
	  to functions. Report from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				    1/9
				    ---
bashline.c
	- completion_glob_pattern: new function, returns true if the passed
	  string contains a glob pattern that should be process by the glob
	  completion code. Completion glob patterns don't pay attention to
	  backslashes unless they're the last character in the string. This
	  is a different, more self-contained, fix for the problem reported
	  by Tom Ryder <tom@sanctum.geek.nz>

lib/glob/glob_loop.c
	- INTERNAL_GLOB_PATTERN_P: restore change from 4/27 and make this
	  function return non-zero if it encounters a backslash in the string.
	  It needs to match pathexp.c:unquoted_glob_pattern_p(). Adds fix
	  back for issue reported by axel@freakout.de

test.c
	- arithcomp: when calling evalexp, make sure to call it with the
	  EXP_EXPANDED flag, since all arguments here have been evaluated
	  already

arrayfunc.c
	- array_expand_index: call evalexp with EXP_EXPANDED flag, since we
	  have run the string through expand_arith_string already

				   1/11
				   ----
parser.h
	- PST_ENDALIAS: new state, means we just consumed the last character
	  of an alias expansion and returned the fake space

parse.y
	- shell_getc: add PST_ENDALIAS to parser_state before returning the
	  fake space that marks the end of the alias, making sure to do it
	  only once. With that set, fall through to the pop_string(), making
	  sure to unset PST_ENDALIAS. Fixes alias bug reported by
	  Ante Peric <synthmeat@gmail.com>

				   1/12
				   ----
lib/glob/glob.c
	- {extglob,wextglob}_skipname: make sure we check the rest of the
	  pattern if the extglob pattern is null, and therefore won't match
	  anything. If that is followed by a `.', quoted or unquoted, we can
	  match a leading `.' in the pathname. This code is currently not
	  active.

builtins/hash.def
	- hash_builtin: if -d is supplied without an argument, print an error
	  message and return failure, just like -t without an argument. Fixes
	  inconsistency reported by Dan Jacobson <jidanni@jidanni.org>

				   1/13
				   ----
parse.y
	- shell_getc: use shellblank when testing the last character of an
	  alias to determine whether or not to add a trailing space instead
	  of testing against a space only. These are the non-shell-metacharacters
	  that can delimit words. Used together with PST_ENDALIAS

				   1/17
				   ----
parse.y
	- shell_getc: keep track of whether the last character read from
	  shell_input_line is an unquoted backslash and don't add a space to
	  the end of an alias if the alias value ends in an unquoted backslash.
	  From an austin-group mailing list discussion message from
	  Harald van Dijk <ag@gigawatt.nl>

				   1/20
				   ----
general.c
	- check_identifier: make sure CHECK_WORD is non-zero before we check
	  whether or not the word consists of all digits. This allows function
	  names to consist solely of digits when not in posix mode. From a
	  report by Andrey Butirsky <butirsky@gmail.com>

				   1/22
				   ----
bashline.c
	- initialize_readline: only unbind ^E in vi_movement_keymap if it's
	  still bound to the default rl_emacs_editing_mode. Fixes bug
	  reported by Greg Bell <gbell_spamless@yahoo.com>

				   1/23
				   ----
builtins/shopt.def
	- we need the extern declaration for syslog_history if SYSLOG_HISTORY
	  is defined, since it's used even if SYSLOG_SHOPT is not defined.
	  From a Gentoo Linux bug report, eventually reported to bug-bash by
	  Tomas Mozes <hydrapolic@gmail.com>

				   1/25
				   ----
command.h
	- CMD_TRY_OPTIMIZING: new command flag, means this (simple) command is
	  a candidate for fork optimization (suppression)

builtins/evalstring.c
	- can_optimize_connection: new function, takes an AND_OR list (&& or
	  ||) from parse_and_execute, makes sure it's the last in a possibly
	  multi-command list, and returns non-zero if it's a simple command,
	  indicating that it's a candidate for fork optimization.
	- parse_and_execute: if we have a cm_connection command, call
	  can_optimize_connection to determine if it's a suitable candidate
	  and set CMD_TRY_OPTIMIZING if that returns non-zero
	- optimize_fork: don't bother unless the rhs of the && or || command
	  has the CMD_TRY_OPTIMIZING flag set. These fix the bug reported by
	  Brad Spencer <bspencer@blackberry.com>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_connection: case AND_AND and OR_OR: call optimize_fork on
	  the right side of the command before executing `second'. This will
	  safely restore the fork optimization we removed from
	  parse_and_execute()

builtins/complete.def
	- build_actions: make sure the function name argument to -F is a
	  valid shell function name: it doesn't contain any invalid posix-
	  mode characters and doesn't contain any shell break characters that
	  would need to be quoted when defining a function. Fixes issue
	  reported by Great Big Dot <greatbigdot@gmail.com>

				   1/28
				   ----
variables.c
	- dispose_temporary_env: make sure to save temporary_env to a temp
	  pointer and set temporary_env to NULL before trying to dispose it,
	  so no flush function ever tries to add a temporary variable back
	  into the table (e.g., bind_variable())

				   1/29
				   ----
builtins/evalstring.c
	- can_optimize_connection,optimize_fork: add the last command in lists
	  separated by `;' to the list of candidates for fork optimization

				   1/30
				   ----
examples/loadables/strftime.c
	- strftime_builtin: try to extend the buffer longer than tbsize*3,
	  which is a minimum of 24 characters, in case some of the formats
	  (e.g., %c) expand to something longer than that. Fixes bug
	  reported by Stan Marsh <gazelle@xmission.com>

				   1/31
				   ----
lib/readline/undo.c
	- rl_do_undo: before inserting text while undoing UNDO_DELETE, or
	  performing a deletion while undoing UNDO_INSERT, make sure that
	  rl_point is valid by calling _rl_fix_point. Fuzzing bug and fix
	  from Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/readline/search.c
	- _rl_nsearch_abort: validate new values for rl_point and rl_mark by
	  calling _rl_fix_point(). Fuzzing bug and fix from
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- string_extract_double_quoted: if we parse a syntactically-incorrect
	  $( expression while extracting a double-quoted string, si will
	  appear to go `backward'. Just skip over the rest of the string and
	  continue. Fuzzing bug from Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_change_case: if towupper or towlower returns a valid wide char
	  that can't be converted back to a valid multibyte character, use
	  the original character and go on. Fuzzing bug from
	  Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

lib/glob/glob.c
	- wdequote_pathname: if there are no multibyte characters in pathname,
	  just call udequote_pathname and don't bother converting it to wide
	  characters
	- glob_pattern_p: if there are no multibyte characters in the pattern,
	  just call internal_glob_pattern_p right away

lib/glob/glob_loop.c
	- INTERNAL_GLOB_PATTERN_P: return 2 if we see only backslash-quoted
	  characters without any other unquoted glob pattern characters, so
	  interested callers can shortcut and just dequote the pathname

pathexp.c
	- unquoted_glob_pattern_p: return 2 if we see only backslash-quoted
	  characters without any other unquoted glob pattern characters,
	  consistent with the glob library
	- unquoted_glob_pattern_p: don't count a backslash quoting a slash as
	  a backslash that will trigger a call to shell_glob_filename, since
	  backslashes at the end of patterns (pathname components) will always
	  fail to match. XXX - this is provisional

lib/glob/glob.c
	- glob_filename: if we have a directory name that has no unquoted
	  special glob chars, but has backslashes, just dequote it and return
	  it without going through the rest of the glob expansions. Partial
	  fix for issue with unreadable directories reported by
	  Andrew Church <achurch+bash@achurch.org>

				    2/2
				    ---
lib/readline/readline.c
	- readline_internal_teardown: if revert-all-at-newline is set, make
	  sure that the history position is at the end of the history before
	  calling _rl_revert_all_lines(). Fixes bug reported by
	  johnlinp@gmail.com and frederik@ofb.net

				    2/4
				    ---
builtins/complete.def
	- complete_builtin: fix check for argument to -F to use strpbrk
	  instead of incomplete use of strcspn. Fix from Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				    2/5
				    ---
lib/readline/readline.c
	- rl_parse_and_bind: change parsing of boolean variable values to
	  look for and consume an optional whitespace-delimited word. This
	  allows trailing spaces and everything that follows to work. Idea
	  from Bize Ma <binaryzebra@gmail.com>
	- rl_parse_and_bind: print error message about unknown variable names
	  instead of calling rl_variable_bind to do it
	- rl_variable_bind: report error if setting string variable returns
	  non-zero

				    2/6
				    ---
lib/readline/histfile.c
	- read_history_range: close FILE before returning if the history file
	  size is 0

				   2/11
				   ----
bashline.c
	- edit_and_execute_command: add the current line buffer to the history
	  list even if it's empty and rely on other code in bash_add_history
	  to take care to not add multiple semicolons with multiple blank
	  lines and command_oriented_history. Live with the blank lines as
	  history entries for now. Fixes problem reported by
	  Johannes Hielscher <jhielscher@posteo.de>

lib/readline/misc.c
	- _rl_revert_all_lines: renamed to _rl_revert_previous_lines, since
	  that is basically what it does
	- _rl_revert_all_lines: now just makes sure the history offset is at
	  the end of the history and calls _rl_revert_previous_lines. Inspired
	  by a suggestion from johnlinp@gmail.com

lib/readline/readline.c
	- readline_internal_teardown: revert change of 2/2, moved that code
	  into the (new) _rl_revert_all_lines

lib/readline/rlprivate.h
	- _rl_revert_previous_lines: new extern declaration

builtins/bind.def
	- bind_builtin: make sure the unwind-protect gets run when the --help
	  option is used, so use `case GETOPT_HELP:' instead of `CASE_HELPOPT;'.
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

				   2/12
				   ----
lib/readline/util.c
	- _rl_abort_internal: don't just turn off the MACRODEF state, call
	  _rl_kill_kbd_macro to delete any traces of an in-progress macro
	  definition before turning it off. Fixes fuzzing bug.

				   2/13
				   ----
examples/loadables/Makefile.in
	- CCFLAGS: add $(CPPFLAGS) to value, based on a report from
	  Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de>

				   2/15
				   ----
bashline.c
	- posix_readline_initialize: keep track of the vi insertion keymap
	  binding for TAB, since we change it in this function. Save the
	  old binding before we change it when turning posix mode on, and
	  restore that old binding when turning posix mode off, as long as
	  the current binding is still rl_insert. Suggested by a report from
	  Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

				   2/17
				   ----
builtins/exec.def
	- exec_builtin: save value of job_control; use it to restore the value
	  of job_control if an exec fails in an interactive shell instead of
	  enabling it by default in an interactive shell. Report from
	  Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

lib/readline/bind.c
	- _rl_function_of_keyseq_internal: make sure to use checks against LEN
	  instead of a NULL character in KEYSEQ to determine the length of the
	  key sequence.
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>
	- rl_bind_key: make sure the KEY argument is not larger than the
	  largest unsigned character.
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>
	- rl_translate_keyseq: make sure that M-x correctly adds "\ex" to the
	  key sequence array when convert-meta is set.
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>
	- rl_translate_keyseq: now unconditionally converts meta characters to
	  ESC-prefixed key sequences when processing \0nnn \Xnnn and \[char]
	  escape sequences that resolve to meta characters and for `normal'
	  characters that have the meta bit set
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

jobs.c
	- end_job_control: if the terminal pgrp (terminal_pgrp) is not the same
	  as the original pgrp (original_pgrp), set the terminal's pgrp to the
	  original pgrp so when we reset the shell's pgrp to original_pgrp,
	  we'll continue to be able to read from the terminal if the shell is
	  interactive. Fixes bug with turning off job control before starting
	  an interactive shell reported by Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   2/19
				   ----

jobs.c
	- end_job_control: if the setpgid(0, ...) succeeds, reset the value of
	  shell_pgrp. Fixes pgrp mismatch after failed exec in an interactive
	  login shell reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   2/20
				   ----
bashhist.c
	- pre_process_line: save history_length before calling history_expand,
	  and after possibly decrementing history_length, just restore the old
	  value instead of incrementing it.  Fixes bug reported by
	  Michael Albinus <michael.albinus@gmx.de>
	- bash_add_history: don't bother calling really_add_history if the
	  history is stifled and the max number of entries is 0

aclocal.m4,configure.ac,m4/*.m4
	- replace the old set of gettext m4 macros with the latest m4 files
	  from the gnulib and gettext distributions

				   2/21
				   ----
builtins/cd.def
	- bindpwd: initialize canon_failed to 0 to prevent `cd -e' from always
	  failing

command.h
	- W_EXPANDRHS: new flag, set when expanding WORD in ${paramOPword}

subst.c
	- expand_string_for_rhs: set W_EXPANDRHS in word to be expanded

subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: when encountering a single or double quoted
	  string that expands to nothing, add a CTLNUL if the W_EXPANDRHS
	  flag is set and the word isn't quoted, indicating that the word
	  will eventually be split and we need to preserve the null to
	  produce an empty word. From a discussion on bug-bash started by
	  sunnycemetery@gmail.com

				   2/22
				   ----
bashline.c
	- completion_glob_pattern: make sure to skip over a character quoted
	  by a backslash. Fixes bug reported by John Van Sickle
	  <john.vansickle@gmail.com>

				   2/23
				   ----
lib/readline/complete.c
	- last_completion_failed: keep track of whether the last completion
	  attempt generated any matches
	- rl_complete: if the last readline command was completion, but the
	  completion attempt didn't generate any matches, don't regenerate
	  and display the match list. Treat it as a new completion attempt.
	  Suggested by Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org>

bashhist.c
	- maybe_append_history: try to handle the case where the number of
	  history entries in the current shell session is greater than the
	  number of entries in the history list. Based on a report from
	  <airat_vi@mail.ru>

				   2/25
				   ----
aclocal.m4
	- BASH_FUNC_FNMATCH_EQUIV_FALLBACK: use en_US.UTF-8 instead of
	  de_DE.UTF-8; it's more likely to be installed

				   2/26
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- extdebug: make sure to note that setting this option in a startup
	  file causes an attempt to start the debugger. Noted by Linda
	  Walsh <bash@tlinx.org>

builtins/fc.def
	- fc_builtin: if we are not listing, and delete the last history entry,
	  make sure that histbeg or histend, whichever is greater, is clamped
	  at the value of last_hist to avoid dereferencing the just-removed
	  history index. Fixes bug reported by Chris King-Parra
	  <chris@kingparra.work>

				   2/27
				   ----
shell.c
	- init_interactive: assignment to histexp_flag should be protected by
	  #ifdef BANG_HISTORY. https://savannah.gnu.org/patch/?9759

subst.c
	- list_string: if we have a non-null string, but quoted null character
	  removal leaves an empty string, set W_SAWQUOTEDNULL in the returned
	  word flags so the caller can deal with it
	- parameter_brace_expand_rhs: deal with word with null or empty word
	  and W_SAWQUOTEDNULL in the flags coming back from expand_string_for_rhs
	  by turning it into a quoted null word and modifying the flags. Part
	  of fix for bug report from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- expand_word_internal: if a double-quoted string comes back with a
	  quoted null as the expansion of "$@", note that we saw it, but still
	  add a quoted null into the result string instead of short-circuiting.
	  Part of fix for bug report from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				    3/1
				    ---
examples/loadables/fdflags.c
	- O_CLOEXEC: instead of not using it, synthesize a definition for it
	  from unused bits in the file status word. It's only used as a
	  placeholder anyway. Fix from code by Robert Elz <kre@bmunnari.oz.au>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_connection: call optimize_fork on the rhs of a `;' connection
	  to attempt to optimize the last simple command in a list

				    3/4
				    ---
subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand: add `@' to the list of operators that cause
	  unbound parameter errors. Fixes oversight bug reported by
	  Martin Schulte <gnu@schrader-schulte.de>

				    3/5
				    ---
subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: update to fix from 2/21 and 2/27 to accommodate
	  contexts when word splitting will not take place (W_ASSIGNRHS). Fix
	  from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- param_expand: if IFS is unset, and we are expanding $* in a context
	  where we're not going to be performing word splitting, just treat it
	  as if IFS=" " and don't set W_SPLITSPACE. Report and hint at fix
	  from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>
	- param_expand: if IFS is not null, and we are expanding $* in a
	  context where we're not going to be performing word splitting, and
	  we quote a null string (resulting in a quoted null), make sure we
	  set W_SAWQUOTEDNULL to note this for the caller
	- parameter_brace_expand_rhs: make sure to remove any W_SAWQUOTEDNULL
	  flag for a the word on the rhs of the `=' operator if the original
	  string is null or the original string is not null and the returned
	  string (after dequoting) is not null. For instance ${v= ''} should
	  not have the SAWQUOTEDNULL flag set because it is " " after
	  expansion and dequoting, even though we saw a quoted null there

				    3/6
				    ---
lib/sh/eaccess.c
	- sh_eaccess: AIX needs the same kind of additional checks as FreeBSD
	  and Solaris when running as root and checking whether or not a file
	  is executable. Report and fix from REIX, Tony <tony.reix@atos.net>

				    3/7
				    ---
lib/glob/glob.h
	- GX_RECURSE: new flag, indicates internal call to glob_filename

lib/glob/glob.c
	- glob_filename: add GX_RECURSE to recursive call to glob_filename
	- glob_filename: dequote a directory name (in the absence of a
	  filename) only if this is not a recursive call to glob_filename
	  ((flags & GX_RECURSE) == 0). Fixes bug reported by Dr. Werner Fink
	  <werner@suse.de>

				    3/8
				    ---
parse.y
	- handle_eof_input_unit: before calling exit_builtin, set
	  last_shell_builtin and this_shell_builtin appropriately, since the
	  exit builtin uses them to determine whether or not to exit
	  immediately. Fixes bug reported by Tom Levy <tomlevy93@gmail.com>

lib/sh/shquote.c
	- sh_double_quote,sh_mkdoublequoted,sh_backslash_quote_for_double_quotes:
	  make sure to handle multibyte characters that may contain characters
	  that need to be quoted in double quotes; adding a spurious double
	  quote may turn them into different characters or uncover characters
	  that are special in double quotes. Fixes bug reported by
	  Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>
	- sh_backslash_quote: don't call COPY_CHAR_P if we're in a UTF-8
	  locale and the current character doesn't have its eighth bit set;
	  only check mb_cur_max and is_basic if we're not in a UTF-8 character
	  set

				    3/9
				    ---
subst.c
	- read_comsub: if it looks like we're starting a multibyte character,
	  read a whole multibyte character from buf and add it all at once,
	  so we don't quote each byte in a multibyte character sequence. Fixes
	  bug uncovered by shquote changes from 3/8

				   3/11
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: if we are in a context where word splitting
	  will not occur, but one where we need to make sure we eventually
	  expand "$@" to multiple words, add a space as quoted so we can still
	  split on the space separator in $@. Fixes bug reported by
	  Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   3/13
				   ----
subst.c
	- parameter_brace_substring, parameter_brace_patsub: treat the case
	  where pflags includes PF_ASSIGNRHS the same as if IFS is null, since
	  word splitting will not take place

{subst,array,assoc}.c,subst.h
	- string_list_pos_params: add a fourth argument: pflags; change all
	  callers to initially pass 0 as fourth arg

				   3/14
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: split words with W_ASSIGNRHS flag set specially.
	  These and subsequent changes fix expansion bugs reported by
	  Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- string_list_pos_params: if we are expanding `@', make sure we honor
	  PFLAGS including PF_ASSIGNRHS and use string_list_dollar_at to make
	  sure the positional parameters are separated by spaces
	- string_list_pos_params: if we are expanding `*', make sure we honor
	  PFLAGS including PF_ASSIGNRHS and separate the positional parameters
	  with the first character of $IFS
	- pos_params_pat_subst,pos_params_modcase: calculate appropriate value
	  for PFLAGS depending on match flags value, and pass right value to
	  string_list_pos_params (affects @, * expansion)
	- pos_params: now takes PFLAGS as argument to pass to string_list_pos_params;
	  changed caller

array.c
	- array_pat_subst,array_modcase: calculate appropriate value for
	  PFLAGS depending on match flags value, and pass right value to
	  string_list_pos_params (affects @, * subscript expansion)

array.[ch]
	- array_subrange: now takes additional PFLAGS argument to pass to
	  string_list_pos_params

assoc.c
	- assoc_pat_subst,assoc_modcase: calculate appropriate value for
	  PFLAGS depending on match flags value, and pass right value to
	  string_list_pos_params (affects @, * subscript expansion)
	  STILL NEED TO DO SUBRANGE

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_substring: add PFLAGS argument to array_subrange

arrayfunc.c
	- array_keys: use string_list_pos_params instead of calling
	  string_list_dollar_{star,at} directly.

arrayfunc.[ch]
	- array_keys: now takes a PFLAGS argument, passes to string_list_pos_params

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand: add PFLAGS argument to call to array_keys

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand_indir: now takes a PFLAGS argument and uses it
	  in the call to parameter_brace_expand_word
	- parameter_brace_expand: add PFLAGS argument to call to
	  parameter_brace_expand_indir

				   3/15
				   ----
subst.c
	- chk_atstar: now takes a PFLAGS parameter, changed callers. Will
	  eventually affect whether or not we saw $@
	- chk_atstar: if we see "$*" don't note that we saw $@ unless
	  expand_no_split_dollar_star is unset. This is what param_expand
	  does

				   3/18
				   ----
lib/readline/misc.c
	- rl_get_previous_history: if we are trying to go back from the
	  beginning of the history, or if we are trying to go back before the
	  beginning of the history, call _rl_free_saved_history_line to just
	  get rid of the history line we saved instead of using
	  rl_maybe_unsave_line, which modifies the current line buffer.
	  Fixes bug reported by lessbug <lessbug@qq.com>

				   3/20
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command_internal: save and restore line_number around
	  user_subshell setting it to the line number saved in the command.
	  Fixes bug reported in https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1128936

				   3/21
				   ----
lib/sh/strtrans.c
	- ansicstr: handle multibyte characters that are not preceded by a
	  backslash so we skip over potential escapes in characters whose
	  multibyte representation contains a backslash. Fixes issue reported by
	  Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

subst.c
	- reap_some_procsubs: reap_procsubs, but parameterized to take the
	  max index to check -- general function for future use
	- reap_procsubs: now just calls reap_some_procsubs with the right arg

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command_internal: if we are using /dev/fd for process
	  substitution, reap the procsubs at the end of this function (FIFOs
	  do it at the beginning -- look at this more closely). Only do it
	  for loops to avoid fd exhaustion. Fixes bug reported by
	  sunnycemetery@gmail.com

				   3/22
				   ----
lib/readline/{rlprivate.h,signals.c}
	- _rl_interrupt_immediately: removed as no longer used

redir.c
	- heredoc_expand: new function, called for both here-documents and
	  here-strings, takes care of expanding the document and returns a
	  string
	- write_here_document: use heredoc_expand, call write(2) once on the
	  entire document; structure is now very similar to write_here_string

				   3/23
				   ----
redir.c
	- here_document_to_fd: expand the here document/here string first,
	  using heredoc_expand, then decide what to do; remove calls to
	  write_here_document/write_here_string in favor of calling
	  heredoc_write directly
	- here_document_to_fd: if the expanded document is of zero length,
	  just open /dev/null right away and return it -- idea from yash
	- here_document_to_fd: if the length of the expanded document is
	  between 1 and PIPESIZE (pipe capacity, computed by builtins/psize.aux
	  and stored in builtins/pipesize.h), try to use a pipe: write
	  the document to the write end and return the read end. Prompted by a
	  report from Daniel Kahn Gillmor <dkg@fifthhorseman.net>

builtins/enable.def
	- dyn_load_builtin: add warning if dynamic builtin with a load function
	  is loaded more than once, before running the load function a second
	  time. From a suggestion by Stan Marsh <gazelle@xmission.com>

				   3/25
				   ----
jobs.[ch]
	- wait_for_any_job: takes a new argument, a struct procstat * that
	  gets the PID of the exited job's process leader (the one that
	  contributes the status) and the same status we return from the
	  function

builtins/wait.def
	- wait_builtin: pass a struct procstat * to wait_for_any_job to get
	  the pid of the job's process leader (and the same status the
	  function returns). We don't do anything with it yet

				   3/28
				   ----
variable.c
	- seedrand: add a couple more variables to the random seed

lib/sh/tmpfile.c
	- sh_mktmpdir: new function, makes a temporary directory using
	  mkdtemp if it's available, and generates a filename using
	  sh_mktmpname (which uses mktemp, if available) and makes a
	  directory with it if not

config-{top,bot}.h
	- set up to use mkdtemp if available

externs.h
	- sh_mktmpdir: extern declaration
	- MT_TEMPFILE: new flag for the tempfile functions; means to use the
	  value in the NAMEROOT argument as a template for the mktemp/mkstemp/
	  mkdtemp functions. Not used in mainline shell code

examples/loadables/mktemp.c
	- mktemp: new loadable builtin, with BSD options and basic semantics

				   3/29
				   ----
builtins/common.c,builtins/printf.def
	- builtin_bind_variable: moved bind_printf_variable to common.c from
	  printf.def, renamed to builtin_bind_variable, made global for other
	  builtins to use

builtins/read.def
	- bind_read_variable: now uses builtin_bind_variable

				    4/4
				    ---
lib/readline/histfile.c
	- history_rename: wrapper function for rename(2) to deal with the Win32
	  refusal to rename over an existing file; changed callers. Bug and fix
	  from <john.david.donoghue@gmail.com>

				    4/8
				    ---
builtins/trap.def
	- display_traps,showtrap: take an additional int argument, that, if
	  non-zero, means to print a trap command for a signal whose disposition
	  is SIG_DFL
	- trap_builtin: if the -p option is given, and posix mode is enabled,
	  pass the `show every signal' flag to display_traps so SIG_DFL signals
	  are displayed as `trap -- - <signal>'. From an austin-group
	  interpretation (1212) initiated by Robert Elz <kre@bmunnari.oz.au>.
	  Tagged for bash-5.1

				    4/9
				    ---
jobs.c
	- list_one_job: printing one job counts as notifying the user about
	  it, so add a call to cleanup_dead_jobs like in the other job display
	  functions. Fixes https://savannah.gnu.org/support/?109667 reported
	  by "Brian K. White"

				   4/10
				   ----
redir.c
	- HEREDOC_PIPESIZE: define to PIPESIZE if not defined, allow it to be
	  specified at build time; used in here_document_to_fd to determine
	  whether or not a pipe is used
	- HEREDOC_PIPEMAX: allow build-time definition of the max heredoc size
	  that will be written to a pipe
	- here_document_to_fd: if F_GETPIPE_SZ is defined (Linux), ensure that
	  the document is shorter than the possibly-dynamic max pipe size,
	  and fall back to the tempfile implementation if it is not
	- HEREDOC_PARANOID: if this is defined to a non-zero value,
	  here_document_to_fd ensures that both file descriptors opened on
	  the temporary file refer to the same file

lib/sh/zmapfd.c
	- zmapfd: increased the default allocation sizes

lib/sh/zcatfd.c
	- zcatfd: increased the default allocation sizes

input.c
	- localbuf: increased the default buffer size for reads

				   4/11
				   ----
subst.c
	- cond_expand_word: like expand_word_unsplit, we need to peform
	  quoted null character removal on both the LHS and RHS of the
	  operator, since we are not performing word splitting. Fixes bug
	  reported by Matt Whitlock in https://savannah.gnu.org/support/?109671

				   4/12
				   ----
jobs.c
	- wait_for_background_pids: don't bother with the loop that waits for
	  and reaps all children of the shell in the case that it's inherited
	  some children it doesn't care about. Report from Daniel Kahn Gillmor
	  <dkg@fifthhorseman.net>

				   4/14
				   ----
subst.c
	- command_substitute: add an unwind-protect to make sure the read end
	  of the pipe gets closed in the parent on a SIGINT that interrupts
	  the zread. Fixes fast SIGINT fd leak reported by Tycho Kirchner
	  <tychokirchner@mail.de>

bashhist.c
	- history_number: if enable_history_list is set (`set -o history' has
	  been executed), return the current history number even if we're
	  not currently saving commands in the history list
	  (remember_on_history == 0). Prompted by report from Paul Wise
	  <pabs3@bonedaddy.net>

				   4/20
				   ----
doc/bash.1,lib/readline/doc/rluser.texi
	- make it clear that the `bind' builtin can be used to set readline
	  keybindings and variables. Suggestion from Dan Jacobson
	  <jidanni@jidanni.org>

				   4/22
				   ----
lib/glob/glob.h
	- GX_SYMLINK: new internal flag denoting we are processing a symlink to
	  a directory. If GX_GLOBSTAR is active, we should not `descend' into
	  that directory

lib/glob/glob.c
	- glob_filename: if the directory portion of the pattern is `**'
	  (all_starstar), we have globbed all of the directories corresponding
	  to that pattern, and we encounter a name that is a symlink to a
	  directory, don't descend into it: if the filename portion is null,
	  return that name only; if the filename portion is non-null, skip over
	  it because we will pick it up when we process the `real' directory.
	  This is a better fix for the issue originally reported by
	  Murukesh Mohanan <murukesh.mohanan@gmail.com> back in 4/2018 and
	  addresses the issue raised by Eli Schwartz <eschwartz@archlinux.org>
	- glob_dir_to_array: slight optimization: if array[i] is the empty
	  string, don't bother to strcpy it or check the result for a directory
	  for GX_MARKDIRS support

				   4/23
				   ----
bashline.c
	- test_for_canon_directory: test a pathname for a directory, but
	  expand and canonicalize it first using bash_filename_stat_hook()
	  before calling stat(2)
	- bash_progcomp_ignore_filenames: strip non-directories out of a match
	  list, but use the function above that canonicalizes the pathname to
	  expand the name before testing
	- bash_directory_completion_matches: use bash_progcomp_ignore_filenames
	  to strip out non-directories so we get consistent results between
	  programmable completion and tab completion. Fixes bug reported by
	  Ville Skytt盲 <ville.skytta@iki.fi>

builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: allow read -e and read -u N to be used together, by
	  calling fdopen(fd) if fd != 0. Save and restore rl_instream. Fixes
	  https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=927768

				   4/24
				   ----
lib/readline/input.c
	- rl_getc: if readline catches SIGTSTP, the calling application must
	  not have had it ignored. Run the signal handler and set the signal
	  hook in case the application wants to handle it. Report from
	  Robert Elz <kre@bmunnari.oz.au>

				   4/26
				   ----
parse.y
	- parser_will_prompt: check and return true if we have consumed the
	  entire readline line buffer and will have to go back to readline for
	  more input, printing a prompt as a consequence

eval.c
	- parse_command: if parser_will_prompt() returns 0, indicating that we
	  still have unconsumed input in the readline line buffer, don't
	  execute PROMPT_COMMAND. TENTATIVE fix prompted by report from
	  Matteo Landi <matteo@matteolandi.net>

builtins/read.def
	- set_eol_delim: save the old values before changing the bindings for
	  RETURN and the delimiter character, in case the delimiter is RETURN.
	  Fixes bug report from Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>
	- read_builtin: if the delimiter is '\0' and we are using readline,
	  don't terminate the buffer and go back to read another character;
	  allow the NULL to pass through and terminate the read.
	  Fixes bug report from Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

				    5/9
				    ---
bashhist.c
	- bash_delete_histent: decrement history_lines_this_session only if
	  remove_history returns a non-null history entry, and return failure
	  if it does return a null entry

builtins/history.def
	- history_builtin: when checking the argument to -d, display an error
	  if the argument is >= history_base + history_length, since that's
	  what history_get and remove_history check. Fixes issue reported by
	  <jr@saturn.site>

support/shobj-conf
	- hpux11: change stanza to create shared libraries on later versions of
	  HPUX 11. Contributed by Michael Osipov <michael.osipov@siemens.com>

lib/readline/terminal.c
	- _rl_init_terminal_io: assume TGETENT_BROKEN defined means that tgetent
	  returns 0 on success, as on HPUX 11. Bug reported by Michael Osipov
	  <michael.osipov@siemens.com>

configure.ac
	- hpux: add -DTGETENT_BROKEN to LOCAL_CFLAGS

execute_cmd.c
	- select_builtin: set executing_builtin around the call to read_builtin
	  so we can run traps if the read call is interrupted. From a report
	  from Andreas Kusalananda K盲h盲ri <andreas.kahari@abc.se>

				   5/12
				   ----
doc/bashref.texi
	- The Restricted Shell: add some language detailing the weaknesses of
	  the restricted shell mode in isolation, inspired by a discussion on
	  the zsh mailing list

				   5/15
				   ----
xmalloc.h
	- malloc: define to sh_malloc to get file and line information from
	  malloc (not xmalloc) calls. From a suggestion by achurch@achurch.org
	  (Andrew Church)

builtins/evalstring.c
	- parse_and_execute: make sure the parser is not expanding an alias
	  before terminating the loop that processes characters in the string.
	  Fixes problem with -c commands that end with an alias reported by
	  Yu Kou <ckyoog@gmail.com>
	- should_suppress_fork: make sure that we don't try to optimize out a
	  fork if the parser is still expanding an alias

				   5/16
				   ----
lib/readline/misc.c
	- rl_get_previous_history: if previous_history() returns NULL, only
	  free the saved history if we were the ones who saved it; leave any
	  existing saved history entry alone. Fixes problem with ^N not working
	  at the end of the history if we previously moved back to the start
	  of history

lib/readline/histfile.c
	- read_history_range: when reading until FROM lines with a history
	  file that has timestamps, make sure to skip to the end of the command
	  line corresponding to the FROMth line instead of leaving line_start
	  pointing to it, and keep track of the start of the last timestamp in
	  last_ts for use by the loop below. Fix for history -n bug reported
	  by HIROSE Masaaki <hirose31@gmail.com>

lib/readline/display.c
	- init_line_structures: if, for some reason, _rl_screenwidth ends up
	  bigger than the line_size default of 1024 (e.g., gdb's setting the
	  terminal width to 0), make sure line_size is at least _rl_screenwidth.
	  From a report by Tom de Vries <tdevries@suse.de>

				   5/17
				   ----
variables.c
	- brand: split the code into a function that generates a 32-bit value
	  given the last value in the sequence (intrand32) and a function that
	  returns a 16-bit random number (brand)
	- seedrand: small change in hopes of adding slightly more entropy
	- brand: modify the 16-bit version to XOR the top 16 bits of the 32-bit
	  seed with the bottom 16 bits and return the lower 15 bits of that
	  result as before. Based on an analysis by Andrew Church
	  <achurch+bash@achurch.org>

				   5/18
				   ----
variables.c
	- genseed: break code that generates the 32-bit seed for the RNG into
	  a separate function; call from seedrand
	- {brand32,sbrand32,seedrand32}: new 32-bit versions of the random
	  number generator functions that use the entire 32-bit internal value.
	  Prep for systems that don't have /dev/urandom or arc4random()
	- perturb_rand32: shake up the 32-bit LCRNG in subshells

				   5/19
				   ----
variables.c
	- get_urandom32: get a 32-bit random number by using the first one of
	  these that succeeds: reading from /dev/urandom (if available),
	  calling arc4random (if available), and using the internal 32-bit
	  RNG (always available)
	- SRANDOM: expand to a 32-bit random number. This is not a LCRNG, so
	  the numbers shouldn't have any relationship to previous returned
	  values. Assignments are accepted but have no effect on the sequence.
	  Not documented yet

				   5/20
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- SRANDOM: document new special variable

				   5/22
				   ----
jobs.c
	- find_pid_in_pipeline: abstract some code from find_pipeline to look
	  for a PID in a specific pipline passed as an argument
	- find_pipeline: if we have some saved pipeline(s), look there to find
	  the PID instead of returning failure. This process could have been
	  started from a DEBUG trap that saved the_pipeline. Fixes Linux bug
	  reported by Hengyang Zhao <hzhao877502@gmail.com>

builtins/bind.def
	- unbind_keyseq: use rl_function_of_keyseq_len so you can unbind ^@
	  (which translates to 0). Fixes bug reported by
	  Dennis Williamson <dennistwilliamson@gmail.com>

				   5/23
				   ----
lib/readline/display.c
	- rl_redisplay: make sure that the line structures can hold up to
	  _rl_screenwidth characters, to support applications like gdb that
	  set the screen width to huge values. Report and fix from
	  Tom de Vries <tdevries@suse.de>

				   5/24
				   ----
lib/readline/bind.c
	- rl_generic_bind: move `ic' from block scope to function scope to
	  avoid problems with compilers that destroy and recreate it every
	  time through the loop. Report and fix from Adam Richter
	  <adamrichter4@gmail.com>

				   5/30
				   ----
jobs.c
	- wait_for_job: now takes an additional struct procstat * argument,
	  and returns the pid and status of the job's `controlling process'
	  to the caller

{jobs,nojobs}.c
	- wait_for_background_pids: take a struct proctstat * argument and fill
	  it in with pid and status of the last process to terminate

jobs.h
	- wait_for_job, wait_for_background_pids: add additional argument to
	  declaration

builtins/wait.def
	- wait_builtin: set pstat.{pid,status} each time through the pid-or-job
	  loop and for wait without arguments

				    6/4
				    ---
sig.c
	- termsig_handler: clean up last_procsub_child before exiting, after
	  unlinking all FIFOs or closing FDs to all the pipes. Might need to
	  send it a SIGTERM too. Fixes issue reported by mwnx <mwnx@gmx.com>

config-top.h
	- CASEMOD_CAPCASE: no longer defined by default

				    6/5
				    ---
lib/glob/glob.c
	- glob_always_skip_dot_and_dotdot: new global variable, if set to
	  a non-zero value, no glob pattern will ever match `.' or `..'.
	  Disabled by default

				    6/7
				    ---
bashline.c
	- cmd_xmap: changes to support multiple cmd_xmaps, one per editing
	  mode keymap (one each for vi insert and command modes). Changes from
	  Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_arith_command: change from expanding the expression using
	  expand_words_no_vars to use expand_arith_string, with the accompanying
	  conversion from a WORD_LIST into a string. This makes it more
	  consistent with other arithmetic expansions. Inspired by a
	  discussion begun by Nils Emmerich <nemmerich@ernw.de>

				   6/10
				   ----
jobs.c
	- waitchld: since process substitutions are asynchronous, save the
	  status of one that exits (that we still know about) in the bgpids
	  list

				   6/12
				   ----
jobs.c
	- wait_for_background_pids: wait for the last procsub only if it's the
 	  same as last_asynchronous_pid

bashline.c
	- bash_backward_shellword: changes to behave better when at the
	  beginning of the last character on the line and to leave point at
	  the beginning of the shellword, like backward-word. Fixes from
	  Andrew Gaylard <a.gaylard@gmail.com>

				   6/13
				   ----
bashline.c
	- __P: Replaced with PARAMS. First of many
	- bash_transpose_shellwords: transpose-words, but using `shellword'
	  word boundaries like shell-forward-word and shell-backward-word.
	  Contributed by Andrew Gaylard <a.gaylard@gmail.com>
	- "shell-transpose-words": new name binding for bash_transpose_shellwords
	- bash_readline_initialize: add default bindings for shell-forward-word,
	  shell-backward-word, shell-transpose-words, and shell-kill-word.
	  Suggested by Andrew Gaylard <a.gaylard@gmail.com>

lib/readline/doc/rluser.texi
	- shell-transpose-words: document
	- {shell-forward-word,shell-backward-word,shell-kill-word,shell-transpose-words}:
	  document new default bindings bash now adds

variables.c
	- set_argv0: function to assign argv0 if it's found in the initial
	  shell environment. Suggested by Cuong Manh Le
	  <coung.manhle.vn@gmail.com>
	- initialize_shell_variables: call set_argv0() as part of shell
	  initialization

				   6/14
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_for_command: make sure to call stupidly_hack_special_variables
	  on the index variable each time bind_variable is called on it. If
	  someone does something nonsensical like `for OPTIND in ...' we want
	  the side effects to happen. Reported by Stephane Chazelas
	  <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>
	- execute_select_command: do the same thing for the selection variable
	  after calling bind_variable

				   6/15
				   ----
builtins/set.def
	- unset_builtin: if neither -f nor -v is supplied, and a NAME cannot
	  be a shell variable because it's not a shell identifier, try to
	  unset a shell function whether we're in posix mode or not. Suggested
	  back in 1/2019 by PePa65 <solusos@passchier.net> and Robert Elz	
	  <kre@bmunnari.oz.au>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_simple_command: if this is being executed by the command
	  builtin (flags&CMD_COMMAND_BUILTIN), don't bother to print the
	  command words if set -x is enabled. From a report by Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org> back in 4/2018

				   6/19
				   ----
lib/glob/glob.c
	- glob_filename: if we are not being called recursively, and there is
	  only a directory name, dequote the passed pathname and see if it
	  names an existing directory. If it does, return it; otherwise return
	  failure ((char **)&glob_error_return). This is what makes backslash
	  escaped-characters in pathnames in shell variables work the same as
	  the same value passed directly. From an anonymous comment on
	  https://savannah.gnu.org/support/?109629 and a discussion on the
	  austin-group list.

				   6/20
				   ----
pathexp.c,lib/glob/glob.c
	- posix_glob_backslash: variable to control whether or not pathname
	  expansion handles backslashes in the pattern the way Posix says it
	  should. Enabled by default

pathexp.h
	- posix_glob_backslash: new extern declaration

builtins/shopt.def
	- posixglob: new option, reflects the value of posix_glob_backslash

general.c
	- posix_vars: add posix_glob_backslash to the table
	- posix_initialize: set posix_glob_backslash to 1 when turning on
	  posix mode

				   6/21
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- pathname expansion: note that under some circumstances the shell
	  will invoke the matching engine for words with unquoted backslashes
	- posixglob: document the new shell option and its effects

				   6/27
				   ----
{config.h.in,configure.ac}
	- setresuid,setresgid: check and set HAVE_{DECL,}_SETRES[UG]ID as
	  appropriate

shell.c
	- disable_priv_mode: if we have setres[ug]id, use them over
	  set[ug]id, which only set the save user-id and group-id if the
	  process is running as root. From Ian Eldred Pudney
	  in https://savannah.gnu.org/patch/?9822

				   6/28
				   ----
lib/glob/glob.c
	- glob_vector: don't bother trying to read the directory if the filename
	  pattern doesn't have any globbing characters except backslash; just
	  dequote the pattern and try to lstat(2) it as if there were no
	  globbing characters at all. From an austingroup-bugs discussion
	  message from Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

bashline.c
	- completion_glob_pattern: just call glob_pattern_p and make sure it
	  returns 1 (non-backslash globbing characters)

builtins/help.def
	- help_builtin: don't try pattern matching the help topic argument
	  unless glob_pattern_p returns 1

pathexp.c
	- unquoted_glob_pattern_p: when in a bracket expression (open > 0),
	  don't allow an unquoted slash as part of the bracket expression.
	  Report from Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

				    7/1
				    ---
print_cmd.c
	- print_function_def,named_function_string: make sure to call
	  PRINT_DEFERRED_HEREDOCS to finish printing any here documents and
	  delimiters before printing the function closing brace. Fixes bug
	  reported by Denis McKeon <dmckeon@swcp.com>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command_internal: call reap_procsubs at the end of executing
	  a group command on systems that have /dev/fd. Fixes bug reported by
	  kfm@plushkava.net

				    7/3
				    ---
jobs.c
	- waitchld: this is in the potential SIGCHLD path, so don't call
	  bgp_add, which can potentially call malloc. The glibc malloc doesn't
	  handle that well. Report from howaboutsynergy@protonmail.com

				    7/5
				    ---
builtins/bind.def
	- bind_builtin: make sure return_code is >= 0 before returning it.
	  Fixes bug with bind -x and invalid key sequences reported by
	  bashbug@jonkmans.nl

				    7/8
				    ---
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- unset: fixed up list of special variables that lose their special
	  properties if they are unset. Report and fix from Edward Huff
	  <ejhuff@gmail.com>

				    7/9
				    ---
test.c
	- unary_test: update the `-N' test to use timespecs and nanosecond
	  granularity if available, and use mtime > atime instead of the
	  old mtime >= atime. Fixes bug reported by kfm@plushkava.net

lib/sh/strtod.c
	- strtod: make sure to use locale_decpoint() to determine the radix
	  character

				   7/11
				   ----
lib/sh/utf8.c
	- utf8_mblen: return -2 if the UTF-8 sequence is incomplete
	- utf8_mblen: 4-byte UTF-8 characters start with a byte <= 0xf4; limit
	  to 4-byte UTF-8 (since 5- and 6-byte code points were removed in 2003)

				   7/12
				   ----
parse.y,shell.h
	- sh_input_line_state_t: if HANDLE_MULTIBYTE is defined, add members
	  for saving shell_input_line_property and its associated size; let
	  save_line_state and restore_line_state manage it. This means
	  restore_line_state no longer calls set_line_mbstate. From a report
	  from astian <astian@e-nautia.com>

parse.y
	- set_line_mbstate: if the current locale is not multibyte, just set
	  everything in the property array to 1
	- set_line_mbstate: use locale_utf8locale to optimize away calls to
	  mbrlen; just use utf8_mblen

				   7/14
				   ----
variables.c
	- sv_tz: remake the export env if TZ is being unset. Fixes bug
	  reported by Travis Everett <travis.a.everett@gmail.com>

lib/readline/display.c
	- rl_expand_prompt: if the prompt contains embedded newlines, compute
	  local_prompt_prefix before local_prompt because each call sets
	  local_prompt_newlines, and we want the values computed in the call
	  that uses local_prompt to be the ones that we use. Fixes prompt
	  wrapping bug reported by Tianon Gravi <admwiggin@gmail.com>

				   7/16
				   ----
Makefile.in
	- added a number of dependencies from Vemake Vemake
	  <vemakereporter@gmail.com> as reported in
	  http://savannah.gnu.org/patch/download.php?file_id=47219

				   7/19
				   ----
lib/sh/utf8.c
	- utf8_mblen: changes to handle invalid multibyte sequences better,
	  even when N means that the sequence would be too short anyway

arrayfunc.c
	- bind_assoc_var_internal: new convenience function to assign a
	  key-value pair to an associative array. It gets the SHELL_VAR * AND
	  a HASH_TABLE *, which may or may not correspond to the assoc_cell
	  of the variable, and performs the insertion into the hash table.
	  Callers take care of passing the right values.
	- bind_assoc_variable: call bind_assoc_var_internal to do the real
	  work
	- assign_compound_array_list: change to assign associative array
	  key-value pairs into a new hash table (NHASH), so we can still use
	  the old value for expansion. We do this in place of clearing out
	  the contents of the associative array before performing the expansion
	  and assignments. After doing all the assignments into NHASH, we swap
	  NHASH into the variable as its value and dispose of the old value.
	  Fixes inconsistency reported by Darren 'Tadgy' Austin
	  <darren@afterdark.org.uk>

				   7/20
				   ----
aclocal.m4
	- include bashansi.h in a bunch of AC_TRY_RUN recipies to avoid
	  exit() being flagged as an implicit declaration. Report and fix
	  from Chris Yungmann <yungmann.chris@gmail.com>

shell.c
	- set_exit_status: set last_command_exit_value to the argument and make
	  sure to set PIPESTATUS from that exit value

shell.h
	- set_exit_status: extern declaration

parse.y
	- report_syntax_error: make sure to set PIPESTATUS if we set
	  last_command_exit_value on a syntax error
	- parse_string_to_word_list,parse_compound_assignment: set PIPESTATUS
	  when we set last_command_exit_value

sig.c
	- throw_to_top_level,sigint_sighandler: set PIPESTATUS when we set
	  last_command_exit_value

variables.c
	- sv_locale: call set_exit_status to set PIPESTATUS and last_command_exit_value

arrayfunc.c
	- find_or_make_array_variable,array_expand_index,assign_compound_array_list:
	  call set_exit_status to set PIPESTATUS and last_command_exit_value

builtins/evalstring.c
	- parse_and_execute: set PIPESTATUS when we set last_command_exit_value

braces.c
	- brace_expand: call set_exit_status to set PIPESTATUS and last_command_exit_value

eval.c
	- reader_loop: call set_exit_status to set PIPESTATUS and last_command_exit_value

make_cmd.c
	- set PIPESTATUS when setting $? due to syntax errors or constructs
	  not being available

expr.c
	- expr_streval: set PIPESTATUS when setting $? due to syntax errors

subst.c
	- extract_delimited_string,extract_dollar_brace_string,do_assignment_internal,
	  call_expand_word_internal,array_length_reference,param_expand,
	  parameter_brace_expand_word,parameter_brace_expand_rhs,
	  parameter_brace_expand_error,parameter_brace_expand,err_unboundvar:
	  set PIPESTATUS when setting last_command_exit_value on error
	  conditions

redir.c
	- REDIRECTION_ERROR: set PIPESTATUS when setting last_command_exit_value
	  on error conditions

subst.c
	- match_upattern,match_wpattern: if the match length is greater than the
	  string length, short-circuit and return failure.  Fixes bug
	  reported by Eduardo Bustamante <dualbus@gmail.com>

				   7/22
				   ----
lib/glob/sm_loop.c
	- BRACKMATCH: if we think we've matched, tighten up the rules for
	  the closing right bracket in the bracket expression to be correct
	  in the presence of invalid character classes, collating symbols,
	  and equivalence classes. If they're invalid, they shouldn't require
	  additional right brackets to close them

				   7/25
				   ----
builtins/colon.def
	- add the right includes so colon_builtin and false_builtin can take
	  a WORD_LIST * argument like the prototype says they do

				   7/29
				   ----
lib/readline/kill.c
	- _rl_read_bracketed_paste_prefix: read the character prefix that
	  indicates a pasted string in bracketed paste mode. If we don't
	  read a valid bracketed paste prefix, push the other characters
	  back onto the input stack with _rl_unget_char
	- _rl_bracketed_read_key: handle reading pasted input when bracketed
	  paste mode is enabled, including reading multibyte characters; push
	  anything beyond a single byte back onto the input stack where it
	  can be read by _rl_read_mbstring or subsequent input
	- _rl_bracketed_read_mbstring: handle reading pasted input in bracketed
	  paste mode, using _rl_bracketed_read_key to get the pasted text,
	  then call _rl_read_mbstring to get the rest of any multibyte char


lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- _rl_vi_callback_getchar: call _rl_bracketed_read_mbstring to handle
	  bracketed paste mode input. Fixes issue with vi-change-char reported
	  by <vampyrebat@gmail.com>
	- rl_vi_domove_getchar: just call _rl_bracketed_read_key and return
	  the result -- we're not interested in multibyte-character input here
	  yet
	- rl_vi_replace: bind BRACK_PASTE_PREF key sequence if bracketed paste
	  mode has been enabled
	- _rl_overstrike_bracketed_paste: key binding function for the bracketed
	  paste prefix key sequence in overwrite mode; reads the pasted text
	  and uses rl_vi_overstrike to add each character in overwrite mode.
	  Fixes issue reported by <vampyrebat@gmail.com>

				   7/31
				   ----
lib/readline/input.c
	- _rl_read_mbchar: the first time through the loop (mb_len == 0), call
	  _rl_bracketed_read_key to process any bracketed paste characters

lib/readline/text.c
	- _rl_char_search: use _rl_bracketed_read_key in the non-multibyte
	  character case

lib/readline/misc.c
	- _rl_arg_dispatch: use _rl_bracketed_read_key in place of rl_read_key

subst.c
	- list_string: if string_extract_verbatim returns something, just make
	  a WORD_DESC * and add current_word directly to it, noting that we
	  don't want to free current_word (free_word = 0)
	- string_extract_verbatim: if the separator string is the empty
	  string, don't bother with the loop -- just savestring the string,
	  update *sindex, and return the copy
	- read_comsub: make the string we use to save the output from the pipe
	  512 bytes instead of 128 (same size as the buffer used to read from
	  the pipe); fewer calls to xrealloc in the worst case
	- parameter_brace_expand_length: optimize the common case (non-dynamic
	  scalar variable without `set -u' in effect) and just call MB_STRLEN
	  on the variable value in that case. From a report from
	  Alkis Georgopoulos <alkisg@gmail.com>

				   8/13
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_subshell_builtin_or_function: call subshell_exit() instead of
	  sh_exit() or exit() so the exit trap gets run. Fixes issue reported
	  in https://savannah.gnu.org/support/?109840
	- replace __P with PARAMS

lib/readline/colors.c
	- _rl_print_color_indicator: eliminate one use of S_ISLNK.
	  Report and fix from Christian Biesinger <cbiesinger@google.com>

				   8/22
				   ----
variables.c
	- push_posix_temp_var: change to use bind_variable and modify variables
	  at the current local scope or create and modify variables at the
	  global scope, as if a standalone assignment statement had been
	  executed. This restores some bash-4.4 backwards compatibility with
	  respect to posix-mode assignment statements preceding special
	  builtins and shell functions. The bash-5.0 behavior, while perhaps
	  defensible, caused too many compatibility problems. Originally
	  prompted by several discussions with Martijn Dekker; the current
	  incarnation and tests based on a report to Debian BTS from
	  Thorsten Glaser <tg@mirbsd.de>

				   8/26
				   ----
shell.c,bashhist.c
	- __P -> PARAMS

shell.c
	- set_option_defaults,reset_option_defaults: before calling
	  list_minus_o_options at invocation, call set_option_defaults to
	  set the options that are initialized to -1 to either 1 or 0, as
	  appropriate; then call reset_option_defaults to set them back to -1
	  after list_minus_o_options returns
	- init_interactive: if enable_history_list == -1, set it to 1, then
	  set remember_on_history to enable_history_list. Fixes bug reported
	  by Alex Kerzner <alex.j.kerzner@gmail.com>
	- init_noninteractive: if enable_history_list == -1, set it to 0, let
	  bash_history_reinit take care of setting remember_on_history
	- init_interactive_script: if enable_history_list == -1, set it to 1,
	  then set remember_on_history to enable_history_list

bashhist.c
	- enable_history_list: initialize to -1 to note when it gets changed
	  by -o history or +o history at invocation

				   8/28
				   ----
lib/readline/terminal.c
	- TGETENT_SUCCESS, TGETFLAG_SUCCESS: defines to represent successful
	  returns from tgetent and tgetflag, since HPUX manages to get them
	  wrong. New patch from Osipov, Michael <michael.osipov@siemens.com>
	- TGETFLAG: new define, make sure tgetflag returns TGETENT_SUCCESS
	- _rl_init_terminal_io: use TGETENT_SUCCESS and TGETFLAG

configure.ac
	- hpux: make sure to define TGETFLAG_BROKEN

				   8/30
				   ----
tests
	- add copyright notices to all scripts longer than 15 lines at the
	  request of the FSF

				    9/1
				    ---
lib/readline/complete.c
	- _rl_complete_internal: move logic that checks whether the last
	  completion attempt failed and the current attempt returned a single
	  match and insert the single completion here. A better implementation
	  of Richard Stallman's suggestion of 2/23.

				    9/3
				    ---
bashline.c
	- edit_and_execute_command: reset the readahead token after calling
	  restore_parser_state, in case some call to reset_parser set
	  token_to_read. Fixes bug reported by null <avalonvales@protonmail.com>

				    9/9
				    ---
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command_internal: if we're executing a command list
	  (executing_list != 0), save the old fifo list and close any new
	  FIFOs that the command opens. Fixes bug reported by
	  Kamil Cukrowski <kamilcukrowski@gmail.com>

				   9/10
				   ----
aclocal.m4,m4/intdiv0.m4
	- make sure `exit' is used consistently with <stdlib.h> included
	- make sure `main' isn't declared to implicitly return int
	- include <ulimit.h> before using ulimit
	- include <string.h> before testing string functions
	- fixes from Florian Weimer <fweimer@redhat.com>

configure.ac
	- setresuid,setresgid: use AC_CHECK_FUNCS instead of AC_CHECK_DECL,
	  which always fails

shell.c
	- disable_priv_mode: use HAVE_SETRESUID and HAVE_SETRESGID instead of
	  the HAVE_DECL variants, which always fail configure tests

m4/intl.m4
	- gt_INTL_SUBDIR_CORE: add back check for localeconv, removed in
	  newer gettext releases

				   9/16
				   ----
builtins/help.def
	- help_builtin: make the closing quote printed after the argument list
	  for a glob pattern argument a translatable string to ease translation
	  for certain languages. Report from Roland Illig <roland.illig@gmx.de>

builtins/{reserved,complete,exec,getopts}.def
	- minor typographical fixes from Roland Illig <roland.illig@gmx.de>

siglist.c
	- include general.h for INT_STRLEN_BOUND
	- initialize_siglist: use the same string for the strlen and xmalloc
	  for the message about an unknown signal number; use INT_STRLEN_BOUND
	  instead of a fixed 10 for the number

builtins/getopts.def,doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- getopts: minor changes to the description of the effect of supplying
	  additional arguments. Report from Roland Illig <roland.illig@gmx.de>

				   9/17
				   ----
jobs.[ch]
	- save_proc_status: external interface to bgp_add, takes care of
	  blocking and unblocking SIGCHLD
	- __P -> PARAMS

				   9/18
				   ----
jobs.[ch]
	- procsub_{free,add,search,delete,waitpid,waitall,clear,prune}: new
	  functions to keep track of the list of active process substitutions
	  and their statuses. Implementation is currently a singly-linked list
	  of PROCESS *, so functions that expect a PROCESS * to manipulate
	  continue to work. Inspired by report from leo.dalecki@ntymail.com
	- find_pipeline,cleanup_dead_jobs,wait_for_background_pids: call new
	  procsub_* functions to manage procsub list; don't call the functions
	  in subst.c any more

subst.c
	- process_substitute: call procsub_add with the PROCESS * returned
	  from make_child; let the functions in jobs.c manage the list.
	  waitchld continues to set the pid field in the fifo list as a hint
	  that a particular fd or FIFO is no longer used and can be reaped
	- process_substitute: let the child process clear out any existing
	  procsub pid list
	- wait_procsubs: no longer compiled in

sig.c
	- termsig_handler: replace discard_last_procsub_child with call to
	  procsub_clear

lib/readline/display.c
	- init_line_structures: fix a problem which results in references to
	  uninitialized memory when gdb sets the number of columns to 32767
	  (their `unlimited'). Modification of change from 5/23. Report and
	  fix from Andrew Burgess <andrew.burgess@embecosm.com>

				   9/19
				   ----
parse.y
	- xparse_dolparen: after calling parse_string to consume input, make
	  sure to reset the parser (reset_parser()) before restoring the EOF
	  token and the parser_state variable. Fixes issue with nested traps
	  running command substitutions in command lines with command
	  substitutions reported by Travis Everett <travis.a.everett@gmail.com>

				   9/20
				   ----
doc/{bashref.texi,bash.1}
	- fixed a typo in the example for the =~ operator: the ? should follow
	  the (a), not precede it. Report from hk <hkadeveloper@gmail.com>
	- some changes to the text describing regular expression matching for
	  the =~ operator

				   9/25
				   ----
general.c,builtins/shopt.def
	- posix_glob_backslash: remove references to this variable and the
	  `posixglob' shell option

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- remove references to the `posixglob' shell option

				   9/26
				   ----
{jobs,nojobs}.c
	- DEFAULT_MAX_CHILD: bump this up to 4096
	- set_maxchild: set lmaxchild to MAX_CHILD_MAX if getmaxchild returns
	  -1 without changing errno (assume that sysconf returns -1 meaning
	  unlimited)
	- initialize_job_control: call set_maxchild instead of inline code
	- mark_dead_jobs_as_notified: call set_maxchild to set js.c_childmax
	  if it hasn't been set yet

				   9/30
				   ----
lib/glob/xmbsrtowcs.c
	- xwcsrtombs: implementation of wcsrtombs from gnulib, modified to
	  treat invalid wide characters (or wide characters that can't be
	  converted to multibyte character sequences) as bytes. Should be
	  used only in unusual circumstances where wcsrtombs fails.

lib/glob/glob.c
	- wdequote_pathname: if wcsrtombs fails to convert the dequoted wide
	  character pathname back to a sequence of multibyte characters, call
	  xwcsrtombs to try to treat the invalid wide characters as bytes --
	  the call to xdupmbstowcs treats bytes that don't convert to wide
	  characters as just bytes, which kind of causes this problem in the
	  first place. Inspired by report from Geoff Kuenning <geoff@cs.hmc.edu>

lib/readline/complete.c
	- compute_lcd_of_matches: use the case-folding code (which performs
          character-by-character checking and compares invalid multibyte
          sequences as bytes) instead of the old case-sensitive code (which
	  used _rl_compare_chars), converting characters to lowercase as
	  needed. Fixes bug with invalid sequences in common filename prefixes
	  reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   10/1
				   ----
builtins/shopt.def
	- reset_shopt_options: add in resets for some missing shopt options.
	  Report and fix from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command_internal: make sure a failed attempt to define a
	  shell function causes the shell to exit if -e is enabled. Report
	  from Andreas Kusalananda K盲h盲ri <andreas.kahari@abc.se>
	- execute_command_internal: combine cm_function_def, cm_arith, and
	  cm_cond cases into one switch case, since the code is virtually
	  identical across all three

				   10/3
				   ----
pathexp.[ch],lib/glob/glob.c,lib/glob/glob_loop.c
	- remove all references to posix_glob_backslash in preparation for
	  implementing austin group interpretation #1234

pathexp.c
	- unquoted_glob_pattern_p: revert to bash-4.4 behavior of returning 1
	  only if there is an unquoted `*', `?', or bracket expression, as
	  per austin group interpretation #1234

lib/glob/glob_loop.c
	- INTERNAL_GLOB_PATTERN_P: revert to bash-4.4 behavior of returning 1
	  only if there is an unquoted `*', `?', or bracket expression, as
	  per austin group interpretation #1234

				   10/4
				   ----
variables.c
	- assign_seconds,get_seconds: use the tv_sec value returned from
	  gettimeofday() instead of time() to get a better approximation of
	  the number of seconds since the epoch for future calculations.
	  From a report by Stephane Chazelas <stephane.chazelas@gmail.com>

pathexp.[ch],{bashline,subst}.c
	- shell_glob_filename: now takes an additional flags argument to pass
	  to quote_string_for_globbing

				   10/6
				   ----
subst.c
	- glob_expand_word_list: call shell_glob_filename with QGLOB_CTLESC
	  because quote removal hasn't been performed yet

				   10/7
				   ----
pathexp.c
	- quote_string_for_globbing: if we have an unquoted backslash followed
	  by a CTLESC-quoted character (not CTLESC-CTLESC), just perform the
	  usual CTLESC-to-backslash conversion instead of skipping over it.
	  Fixes issue raised in austin-group discussion about globbing by
	  Geoff Clare <gwc@opengroup.org> (austin-group issue 1234), though
	  it's still inherently ambiguous

				   10/8
				   ----
include/shmbutil.h
	- xwcsrtombs: extern declaration, to match other functions in that file

lib/glob/glob.c
	- wcdequote_pathname: new function, actual backslash quote removal code
	  from wdequote_pathname; wdequote_pathname calls it

lib/glob/glob.c
	- {udequote,wcdequote}_pathname: now public void functions

lib/glob/smatch.c
	- DEQUOTE_PATHNAME: defined appropriately to udequote_pathname or
	  wcdequote_pathname

lib/glob/sm_loop.c
	- DEQUOTE_PATHNAME: appropriate extern declaration
	- BRACKMATCH: call DEQUOTE_PATHNAME to dequote a character class name
	  in a bracket expression. This is the result of a discussion on the
	  austin-group mailing list, from Geoff Clare <gwc@opengroup.org> and
	  Robert Elz <kre@bmunnari.oz.au>

				   10/10
				   -----
execute_cmd.[ch]
	- async_redirect_stdin: now a global function

subst.c
	- process_substitute: call async_redirect_stdin in the child to keep
	  it from having stdin connected to the terminal, since it's not a
	  job control process

				   10/11
				   -----
subst.c
	- process_substitute: in the child process, set interactive = 0, since
	  an asynchronous process substitution process is not interactive.
	  Seems to fix issue reported by Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

lib/sh/shmatch.c
	- sh_regmatch: implement a suggestion from Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com> and don't allow nocaseglob to enable case-
	  insensitive regexp matching. It hasn't been documented that way
	  in years

				   10/30
				   -----
bashhist.c
	- bash_add_history: fix a couple of problems with adding extra blank
	  lines to history entries containing here-documents. Fixes bug
	  reported by Oguz <oguzismailuysal@gmail.com>

lib/sh/shmatch.c
	- BASH_REMATCH: no longer set to readonly. From a suggestion from
	  Rocky Bernstein <rocky@gnu.org>

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- BASH_REMATCH: document that it's no longer set to readonly

subst.c
	- getpattern: since expand_string_for_pat leaves the pattern quoted,
	  we need to remove quoted nulls before running the string through
	  string_list (and then quote_string_for_globbing, since QGLOB_CVTNULL
	  only handles pat[0] == CTLNUL). Fixes bug reported by Oguz
	  <oguzismailuysal@gmail.com>

				   11/4
				   ----
configure.ac,config.h.in
	- AC_HEADER_MAJOR: look for `major' and `minor' in various header files
	  and define MAJOR_IN_MAKEDEV or MAJOR_IN_SYSMACROS as appropriate.
	  From a patch from Eli Schwartz <eschwartz@archlinux.org>

examples/loadables/finfo.c
	- include <sys/mkdev.h> and <sys/sysmacros.h> as appropriate for
	  definitions of major/minor

				   11/6
				   ----
redir.c
	- heredoc_expand: if we are expanding the WORD in a here-string, use
	  expand_assignment_string_to_string so the expansions are consistent
	  in contexts where word splitting is not performed. From a bug report
	  by Robin A. Meade <robin.a.meade@gmail.com>

				   11/7
				   ----
parse.y
	- xparse_dolparen: if the command substitution is incomplete or doesn't
	  end in `)', print an error message instead of allowing EOS to
	  terminate the comsub. From a bug report from
	  Oguz <oguzismailuysal@gmail.com>

				   11/11
				   -----
lib/sh/unicode.c
	- u32toutf8: fix a typo that assigned the wrong value to the first
	  byte of a six-byte UTF-8 character. Report and fix from
	  Istv谩n P谩sztor <pasztorpisti@gmail.com>

				   11/15
				   -----
doc/bash.1,lib/readline/doc/{history.3,hsuser.texi}
	- quick substitution: make it clear that ^s1^s2^ is equivalent to
	  !!:s^s1^s2^, since that's the internal transformation we perform.
	  Reported by Jim Monte <jim.monte01@gmail.com>
	- note that the `q' and `x' modifiers are mutually exclusive; last
	  one wins. Reported by Jim Monte <jim.monte01@gmail.com>
	- note that the `G' modifier can work with `&' as well as `s'.
	  Reported by Jim Monte <jim.monte01@gmail.com>
	- note that a word designator of `-' is equivalent to `0-'.
	  Reported by Jim Monte <jim.monte01@gmail.com>
	- note that a missing `new' in a substitution modifier causes
	  instances of `old' to be deleted

lib/readline/histexpand.c
	- history_expand_internal: make multiple :p modifiers work to suppress
	  execution. Reported by Jim Monte <jim.monte01@gmail.com>
	- get_history_word_specifier: fix so a `^' word designator works as
	  the second part of a range.
	  Reported by Jim Monte <jim.monte01@gmail.com>
	- hist_error: make sure we don't blindly copy a null character into
	  the error string (e.g., if there is a missing word designator
	  following `:'). Reported by Jim Monte <jim.monte01@gmail.com>
	- get_history_event: if the history event specifier (!) is followed
	  immediately by a `-' and a non-digit (e.g. !-a), make sure the - is
	  treated as part of a search string instead of making it an offset of
	  0. Reported by Jim Monte <jim.monte01@gmail.com>

				   11/19
				   -----
lib/readline/{colors,complete,histfile,input}.c,support/shobj-conf
	- fixes to make readline compile on the latest HPE Nonstop (Tandem)
	  releases. From Randall S. Becker <rsbecker@nexbridge.com>

subst.c
	- pat_subst: if we have a null match, make sure we advance by one
	  character, not one byte. Bug reported by Chris Carlen
	  <crobc@sbcglobal.net>

				   11/22
				   -----
jobs.[ch],nojobs.c,builtins/jobs.def
	- get_job_by_pid: now takes a PROCESS ** third argument; if non-null,
	  it gets a pointer to the PROCESS struct corresponding to the PID
	  argument. A convenience, not used by any caller yet

builtins/wait.def
	- interrupt_immediately: remove any uses, no longer used anywheren

variables.c
	- check_unbind_variable: return -2 if the variable name is readonly
	  (change) or non-unsettable (new) to differentiate the return value
	  from -1 from makunbound (which means variable not found)

builtins/common.[ch]
	- builtin_unbind_variable: identical to check_unbind_variable but calls
	  builtin_error; for use by builtin commands

buitins/wait.def
	- wait_builtin: now has -p VARNAME option, which takes the pid
	  returned by `wait -n' or wait without arguments and assigns it to
	  VARNAME, unsetting VARNAME first. Requested by Robert Elz
	  <kre@bmunnari.oz.au> after a similar feature in netbsd sh (not
	  completely compatible yet)

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- wait: document new -p option

				   11/25
				   -----
lib/readline/display.c
	- rl_redisplay: auto-set horizontal scrolling if the terminal has
	  only one line; disable it if we auto-set it if the terminal grows
	  to more than one line. Fix from S枚ren Tempel
	  <soeren@soeren-tempel.net>

lib/readline/doc/{readline.3,rluser.texi},doc/bash.1
	- horizontal-scroll-mode: document auto-setting behavior

builtins/set.def
	- set_posix_mode: make setting posix mode when it's already set, or
	  unsetting it when it's not set, a no-op. Inspired by a report
	  from Ulrich Mueller <ulm@gentoo.org>

				   11/26
				   -----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- functions: clarify that when in default mode, function names are not
	  limited to shell identifiers.
	  Suggested by Reuti <reuti@staff.uni-marburg.de>

				   11/27
				   -----
lib/readline/display.c
	- _rl_optimize_redisplay: tell the redisplay routines to not worry
	  about calculating differences between the lines and just draw the
	  new one. Right now, it just sets the _rl_quick_redisplay flag
	- rl_redisplay: if _rl_quick_redisplay is set, just draw NEW onto
	  the screen at column 0 with a dumb update and clear the rest of
	  the line. Intended to be used when the caller knows the new line is
	  sufficiently different from the old one (e.g., when drawing the
	  i-search prompt for the first time) that it doesn't pay off to do
	  the calculations. As a side effect, fixes the bug reported by
	  行恍敌貉械泄 楔懈谢懈薪 <rootlexx@mail.ru>

lib/readline/isearch.c
	- rl_display_search: if there isn't a search string, assume this is
	  the first time this is called and call _rl_optimize_redisplay to
	  give the redisplay code a hint

				   12/2
				   ----
builtins/wait.def
	- wait_builtin: allow argument to -p to be a  valid array subscript

				   12/3
				   ----
lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_fini: add call to _rl_optimize_redisplay because we are
	  switching the prompt back again and it's safer to redraw everything
	  (even though part of the line is the same) to deal with differences
	  in the prompt strings. Fixes additional problem reported by
	  行恍敌貉械泄 楔懈谢懈薪 <rootlexx@mail.ru>

lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: quick redisplay no longer sets cpos_adjusted before
	  the dumb update
	- update_line: adjust _rl_last_c_pos in the case of a dumb update if we
	  are redrawing the prompt that includes invisible characters, since
	  _rl_col_width does not. We adjust by the count of invisible chars in
	  the first line of the prompt
	- update_line: make sure to clear the rest of the line if it looks like
	  the number of visible characters on the new line is less than the
	  number of visible characters on the current line; the old calculation
	  does that just for the number of bytes (which is also useful)

				   12/4
				   ----
lib/readline/display.c
	- rl_redisplay: if we are changing from one line to multiple lines,
	  don't try quick redisplay
	- update_line: changes to quick redisplay to take advantage of knowing
	  the physical length of the prompt to avoid having to compute column
	  widths of the prompt string again; moved code to call clear screen
	  to the quick update section; no longer performs `goto dumb_update'
	- update_line: try to take advantage of prompt_physical_chars when we
	  know we have written the prompt string (several places) to set
	  _rl_last_c_pos and calculate column widths
	- update_line: if the spot where the old and new lines are the same is
	  before the end of the prompt string, adjust NLS and OLS so we write
	  the entire prompt string (as long as it's all on one line) and can
	  take advantage of already knowing prompt_physical_chars so we don't
	  have to compute column widths
	- update_line: when copying chars from first diff to last match, adjust
	  _rl_last_c_pos by prompt_invis_chars_first_line, not wrap offset,
	  since we are on the first line, and only do this if we inserted more
	  bytes than wrap_offset (old code checked _rl_last_c_pos, which is
	  wrong in the presence of multibyte characters)

				   12/5
				   ----
lib/readline/display.c
	- ADJUST_CPOS: define macro and use it in places where _rl_last_c_pos
	  is changed

				   12/12
				   -----
lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: check for multibyte characters mapped to one
	  of the editing functions we treat specially to modify the search
	  string

				   12/13
				   -----
support/shobj-conf
	- FreeBSD and Dragonfly are ELF-only and can use the same code as
	  Linux, so add those to the linux stanza and remove the old FreeBSD
	  version-specific sections. Report and fix from Baptiste Daroussin
	  <bapt@FreeBSD.org>

bashline.[ch]
	- bash_execute_unix_command: no longer static, available for other
	  parts of the shell to use

bashline.c
	- unbind_unix_command: take a key sequence as an argument, and unbind
	  it in the appropriate unix command keymap

builtins/bind.def
	- unbind_keyseq: if we are unbinding a key sequence bound to
	  bash_execute_unix_command, which means it was added by `bind -x',
	  call unbind_unix_command() to remove it from the appropriate unix
	  command keymap. Fixes issue originally raised by
	  Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com> and recently by
	  艩imon Let <simon.a.let@gmail.com>
	- bind_builtin: check the number of bindings to bash_execute_unix_command
	  before and after a call to rl_parse_and_bind and if there are fewer
	  after binding, we know that the bind has re-bound one of the key
	  sequences that was bound to execute a shell command. We unbind any
	  key sequences from the list before the call to rl_parse_and_bind that
	  don't appear in the list after the call using unbind_unix_command

				   12/19
				   -----
include/posixstat.h
	- added some definitions for MinGW. Report and patch from
	  Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org>

				   12/20
				   -----
lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: when wrapping lines containing multibyte characters at
	  the wrap point, and the number of screen positions consumed by the
	  first character on the new line isn't the same as the old line,
	  make sure we set OE before the `goto dumb_update;' since clearing
	  the rest of the line may use it. Tentative fix for bug reported by
	  Kirill Chibisov <wchibisovkirill@gmail.com>

lib/readline/signals.c
	- _rl_signal_handler: set RL_STATE_SIGHANDLER around SIGWINCH code,
	  like _rl_handle_signal does

				   12/26
				   -----
lib/sh/stringvec.c
	- strvec_posixcmp: new function that conforms to posix requirement for
	  sorting globs: perform a bytewise comparison if the two strings
	  collate equally. Posix interp 963 and 1070
	- strvec_sort: take a new flags argument, if non-zero use the posix
	  string comparison function

pathexp.c
	- shell_glob_filename: call strvec_sort with the flag value to be
	  posix conformant

lib/sh/stringlist.c
	- strvec_sort: change callers

				   12/29
				   -----
sig.c
	- throw_to_top_level: set running_trap to 0 after calling run_trap_cleanup.
	  This avoids spurious (in non-release versions) warnings from
	  run_pending_traps the next time a trap handler for that signal
	  runs. Bug report from Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				 1/14/2020
				 ---------
bashline.c
	- find_cmd_start: don't treat the open brace in brace expansion as a
	  command start character; only treat open brace specially if it can
	  be a reserved word. Fixes bug reported back in October, 2019 in
	  https://savannah.gnu.org/support/index.php?110063

				   1/15
				   ----
lib/readline/readline.c
	- _rl_dispatch_subseq,_rl_subseq_result: if we push back a character
	  with _rl_unget_char or otherwise go back up the chain without a
	  sequence match, make sure we back up in rl_executing_keyseq.
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

builtins/bind.def
	- unbind_keyseq: if we unbind something that ends up pointing to a
	  shadow keymap, restore the ANYOTHERKEY binding that we used when
	  binding it.
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

bashline.c
	- bash_execute_unix_command: if we walked cmd_xmap for rl_executing_keyseq
	  and ended up pointing to a keymap (type == ISKMAP) we want the
	  binding for ANYOTHERKEY instead.
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

lib/readline/bind.c
	- rl_bind_key: if we're trying to bind a key sequence containing '\0'
	  using the old-style binding syntax (C-SPC), make sure we quote the
	  NULL so it will make it through rl_translate_keyseq().
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>
	- rl_bind_key: if we're overwriting a binding for a macro, make sure to
	  free the old macro value.
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>
	- rl_generic_bind: if we're overwriting a macro saved to ANYOTHERKEY in
	  a shadow keymap created by rl_generic_bind, make sure to free the
	  macro data.
	  Report and fix from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

trap.c
	- run_pending_traps: save and restore the value of running_trap around
	  cycle through pending signals so recursive trap handler calls don't
	  set running_trap to 0
	- _run_trap_internal: allow some signals the shell treats specially
	  (e.g., SIGINT) to run recursive handlers
	- _run_trap_internal: don't turn off SIG_INPROGRESS flag if it was on
	  for this signal when _run_trap_internal was called
	- _run_trap_internal: save and restore the value of running_trap around
	  running the trap handler, except for SIGCHLD. Fixes bug reported by
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   1/16
				   ----
general.c
	- posix_initialize: if turning posix mode off, restore settings from
	  any saved set, if one exists, instead of setting a default environment

				   1/17
				   ----
parse.y,subst.c
	- process_substitution: now available in POSIX mode. Most recently
	  requested by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>; requested several
	  times in the past

doc/bashref.texi
	- posix mode: remove restriction that posix mode is not available

lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- rl_domove_motion_callback: make sure to extend rl_line_buffer so it
	  can hold the dummy blank character we're appending. From a fuzzing
	  report by Tillmann Osswald <tosswald@ernw.de>
	- vi_yank_dispatch: after we do an undo, make sure to fix point to be
	  less than the (new) rl_end

lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_forward_word: make sure that MB_NEXTCHAR doesn't go past rl_end on
	  invalid multibyte sequences

				   1/18
				   ----
test.c
	- for the `-v' operator, use a clever trick from Martijn Dekker and
	  just test whether N is between 0 and $#.

				   1/21
				   ----
lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_change_case: fix argument to rl_extend_line_buffer; make sure to
	  reset s and e after call in case rl_line_buffer was reallocated

lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- _rl_vi_save_replace: if start ends up being less than zero, make
	  sure we don't read before the start of rl_line_buffer
	- rl_vi_overstrike_kill_line,rl_vi_overstrike_kill_word: replacement
	  functions for ^U and ^W in vi overstrike mode, to keep right value
	  for vi_replace_count.
	- rl_vi_overstrike_yank: similar for ^Y and rl_yank

				   1/22
				   ----
lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: if we're trying to wrap lines on an autowrap terminal,
	  punt and do a dumb update if the number of bytes in the first char
	  on the new line is greater than the number of bytes in the first char
	  of the old line. There's no guarantee we'll be able to extend the
	  old line buffer enough to accommodate the new bytes
	- update_line: try to avoid some operations when wrapping lines if the
	  number of bytes in the first characters of the old and new lines is
	  the same
	- update_line: when updating vis_lbreaks after fixing up the lines when
	  wrapping, make sure we don't exceed an index of _rl_vis_botlin when
	  updating the line break offsets

lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_delete_text: if deleting text leaves the mark past rl_end, adjust
	  it to rl_end

lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- _rl_vi_goto_mark: make sure to call _rl_fix_point after setting
	  rl_point to rl_mark

				   1/23
				   ----
lib/readline/kill.c
	- rl_kill_region,region_kill_internal: call _rl_fix_point

lib/readline/text.c,lib/readline/rlprivate.h
	- _rl_fix_mark: new function to clamp rl_mark between 0 and rl_end

				   1/24
				   ----
lib/readline/bind.c
	- rl_translate_keyseq: rework how key sequences are translated with
	  the intent of normalizing backslash treatment. Since the current
	  behavior of, e.g., \C-\\, is inconsistent, this change chooses to
	  effectively treat and display \\ as \\ instead of \C-\. This is not
	  completely backwards compatible, but it seems like the most reasonable
	  choice. This allows things like \M-\a but is not compatible with
	  pre-bash-4.4 (readline 7.0) handling of \C-\, which is now treated
	  like \C-\0. If that proves to be a problem, we can add code to
	  understand \C-\ as equivalent to \C-\\. Since attempting to bind
	  "\C-\" has generated an error for a long time, it doesn't seem like
	  it will be too much of a problem.
	  Fixes from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>
	- rl_invoking_keyseqs_in_map: make sure to consistently output
	  backslash as `\\' instead of producing `\C-\'
	  Fixes from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

				   1/29
				   ----
bashline.c
	- readline_get_char_offset: translate a readline buffer offset
	  (rl_point, rl_mark, rl_end) into a number of (possibly multibyte)
	  characters
	- readline_set_char_offset: translate a number of (possibly multibyte)
	  characters into a buffer offset in rl_line_buffer. Uses a private
	  readline function to do it, which is bad
	- bash_execute_unix_command: use readline_{get,set}_char_offset to
	  translate the rl_point to a character offset
	- bash_execute_unix_command: bind READLINE_MARK variable, exposing
	  the value of rl_mark to `bind -x' functions

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- READLINE_MARK: document new variable set by the shell

				   1/31
				   ----
examples/loadables/accept.c
	- accept: new loadable builtin that will accept a TCP connection on a
	  specified port. Inspired by Stan Marsh <gazelle@xmission.com>

				    2/1
				    ---
lib/readline/histfile.c
	- history_do_write,history_truncate_file: translate the return value rv
	  to errno when histfile_restore returns -1 (e.g., if rename() fails).
	  Report and fix from A <auroralanes@protonmail.ch>

				    2/3
				    ---
lib/sh/ufuncs.c
	- fsleep: if pselect/select is interrupted by a signal, return -1 and
	  let the caller deal with it

lib/sh/timeval.c
	- multimeval: new function, multiply a timeval by a constant integer
	- divtimeval: new function, divide a timeval by a constant integer

lib/sh/uconvert.c
	- uconvert: new additional argument: EP. If non-null, it gets the
	  address of the first non-digit that ends conversion (like strtod);
	  we try to do as much of the conversion as possible if EP is set so
	  the caller can clean up

				    2/4
				    ---
examples/loadables/mkfifo.c
	- mkfifo: new loadable builtin

				    2/6
				    ---
variables.c
	- make_local_variable: make sure local variables that have the same
	  names as variables found in the temporary environment are marked as
	  local. From Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com> back in 12/2018

				    2/7
				    ---
sig.[ch]
	- restore_sigmask: function to restore top-level signal mask using
	  sigprocmask

{sig,eval,jobs,nojobs}.c
	- replace calls to sigprocmask with restore_sigmask(); remove extern
	  declarations of top_level_mask

sig.c
	- initialize_shell_signals: if SIGCHLD is blocked at shell startup,
	  not only remove it from top_level_mask but make sure it's unblocked

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_pipeline: if lastpipe is enabled and we're executing the
	  rightmost pipeline element in the current shell, make sure to unblock
	  SIGCHLD before calling execute_command, in case `return' or `exec'
	  is run and that call doesn't return. From a report by
	  Harald van Dijk <harald@gigawatt.nl> following up to a report
	  by Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   2/10
				   ----
builtins/trap.def
	- trap_builtin: in posix mode, when trap is run with -p, show
	  the disposition of all signals, even those that are still in the
	  default state, including signals that were ignored when the shell
	  starts up and haven't been reset. Don't do it in default mode.
	  From an austin-group discussion back in April, 2019 (interp 1211)

findcmd.c
	- search_for_command: don't add commands without the execute bit set
	  to the command hash table. From https://savannah.gnu.org/patch/?9789
	  contributed by michaeljs1990

				   2/11
				   ----
expr.c
	- strlong: require `base#' to be followed by an integer constant;
	  otherwise throw an error. From a report from Jeremy Townshend
	  <jeremy.townshend@gmail.com> back in June, 2019

test.c
	- unary_test: allow -v N to test whether or not positional parameter
	  N is set. Most recently suggested by Peng Yu <pengyu.ut@gmail.com>
	  and Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

builtins/getopts.def
	- dogetopts: use number_of_args() to compute the number of positional
	  parameters

{findcmd,variables,subst,trap,sig}.h,builtins/common.h
	- __P --> PARAMS

builtins/shift.def,builtins/common.c
	- shift_builtin: moved code that modifies dollar_vars and rest_of_args
	  to common.c:shift_args(int times), part of move to localize changes
	  to positional parameters

builtins/common.c,variables.c
	- posparam_count: keep a running count of the number of posititional
	  parameters when dollar_vars and rest_of_args are set

				   2/12
				   ----
subst.c
	- number_of_args: just return posparam_count

builtins/shift.def
	- shift_builtin: if asked to clear the positional parameters with
	  something like `shift $#', just call clear_dollar_vars instead of
	  iterating through them, unsetting them one by one

subst.[ch],builtins/common.[ch]
	- number_of_args: moved to builtins/common.c

				   2/14
				   ----
subst.c
	- clear_fifo_list: when using named pipes, clear out the FIFO list
	  without unlinking anything and set NFIFO to 0

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_disk_command: in the child, clear out the FIFO list, since
	  we haven't created any FIFOs yet
	- execute_in_subshell: clear out the FIFO list, since we haven't
	  created any FIFOs yet

parse.y
	- special_case_tokens: allow `time -- command'

				   2/21
				   ----
subst.c
	- get_var_and_type: if an unset variable (not an array) is supplied
	  with the `[@]' subscript, don't return "". Fix to bug reported by
	  Arfrever Frehtes Taifersar Arahesis <arfrever.fta@gmail.com>;
	  original bug introduced 7/29/2018
	- array_transform: take a STARSUB argument instead of VARNAME, since
	  we've already computed what kind of index the array reference uses
	  in get_var_and_type, and passing VARNAME to figure out the index
	  type doesn't do the right thing when we're using indirect variable
	  expansion. Fixes bug reported by 
	  Arfrever Frehtes Taifersar Arahesis <arfrever.fta@gmail.com>
	- array_remove_pattern: take the same new STARSUB argument for the
	  same reason
	- parameter_brace_transform,parameter_brace_remove_pattern: change
	  callers to pass STARSUB instead of VARNAME

				   2/22
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- fix_assignment_words: if an assignment is supplied to a builtin that
	  creates or modifies local variables while a function is executing,
	  set the W_FORCELOCAL flag for that word in addition to any of the
	  various assignment flags

subst.c
	- shell_expand_word_list: while processing a list of assignments that
	  are arguments to a builtin that creates or modifies local variables,
	  if make_internal_declare fails while attempting to create the local
	  variable (or give it attributes), skip attempting the assignment but
	  otherwise do not make this a fatal error. This results in two error
	  messages: one to create the variable or modify its attributes, and
	  one while attempting to assign the value, but the errors to not
	  cause the function to return immediately. Fixes inconsistency
	  reported by Arfrever Frehtes Taifersar Arahesis <arfrever.fta@gmail.com>
	  

				   2/23
				   ----
trap.c
	- first_pending_trap: generalize into first_pending_trap and
	  next_pending_trap

wait.def
	- wait_builtin: close up the trapped-signal-arrives hole a little more
	  by looking for a signal that arrived between the last check for
	  pending traps and setting wait_intr_flag and behaving as if it
	  arrived while wait was executing. Use first_pending_trap and
	  next_pending_trap to find a pending trap that is not SIGCHLD

trap.c
	- trap_handler: longjmp to wait_intr_buf unconditionally if
	  wait_intr_flag is set; don't bother with interrupt_immediately any
	  more

variables.c
	- all_local_variables: now takes an arg saying whether to restrict
	  return value to visible variables or return all local variables,
	  even those that are unset (the new default)
	- visible_variable_in_context: new function, restricts return values
	  to set local variables in the current context; variable_in_context
	  now returns all local variables in the current context, even the
	  unset ones

variables.h
	- all_local_variables: change extern function declaration

builtins/setattr.def
	- show_local_var_attributes: show all local variables at the current
	  variable context, including unset ones, and their attributes
	- show_localname_attributes: show attributes for NAME as long as NAME
	  resolves to a local variable at the current variable context, even
	  if NAME is unset

builtins/common.h
	- show_local_var_attributes, show_localname_attributes: new extern
	  declarations

builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: allow `-p' option for `local' builtin
	- declare_internal: if `local' is supplied without options, or with
	  the `-p' option, but no variable name arguments, display all local
	  variables at the current variable context by calling
	  show_local_var_attributes
	- declare_internal: if `local -p' is supplied with variable name
	  arguments, call show_localname_attributes to display the attributes
	  for that name if it resolves to a local variable at the current
	  variable context. Fixes issue reported by
	  pepa65 <solusos@passchier.net>

subst.c
	- array_var_assignment: if VAR is unset, print the declare command
	  without the assignment statement, just with the attributes
	- array_transform: special-case the 'a' attribute and return the
	  attribute string even if the array variable is unset.  Feature request
	  from Arfrever Frehtes Taifersar Arahesis <arfrever.fta@gmail.com>
	- parameter_brace_transform: if asked to display the attributes and
	  value ('A') of an unset variable, make sure we pass the variable, if
	  it exists with attributes but without a value, to string_transform
	- string_transform: if we don't have a value but the operator is 'A',
	  pass the variable through to string_var_assignment
	- string_var_assignment: if we have an unset variable with attributes,
	  return a declare command that just sets the attributes. Feature request
	  from Arfrever Frehtes Taifersar Arahesis <arfrever.fta@gmail.com>

				   2/24
				   ----
locale.c
	- mblen: don't try to use unless HANDLE_MULITBYTE is defined. From
	  https://savannah.gnu.org/support/?110200
	- set_default_locale: if HAVE_SETLOCALE isn't defined, set the default
	  locale to "C"

				   2/25
				   ----
general.c
	- interrupt_immediately: remove all references to this that are
	  already commented out

				    3/2
				    ---
variables.c
	- push_var_context,push_posix_tempvar_internal: assignment statements
	  preceding shell functions no longer persist after the function
	  completes in posix mode. POSIX interp #654, was in P1003.1-2017
	- push_posix_temp_var: variable assignments preceding special builtins
	  now act as if an assignment statement had been executed in posix mode
	  (the Posix `current execution environment') instead of unconditionally
	  creating a global variable

trap.c
	- clear_pending_traps: new function, just clears the pending traps flag
	  for all signals

				    3/6
				    ---
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_in_subshell: check for interrupts and terminating signals
	  before resetting the terminating signal handlers, and clear all
	  pending traps -- they're not pending for us and we should not run a
	  trap handler for them
	- execute_in_subshell: enable bash-5.1 change from 11/29/2018 that
	  resets the signal-in-progress flag if we're running a command in
	  a subshell, since we're not running the trap command (we are the
	  trap command)

				   3/10
				   ----
subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand: if we assign the empty string to a variable
	  using the [:]= expansion in a quoted expansion, make sure we note
	  we are returning a quoted null string to the caller by setting
	  W_HASQUOTEDNULL. Fixes bug reported by Martin Castillo
	  <castilma@uni-bremen.de>

				   3/17
				   ----
lib/readline/histfile.c
	- history_truncate_file: only chown the file if we really need to. From
	  alex@lisas.de via https://savannah.gnu.org/support/?110207

lib/readline/bind.c
	- rl_unbind_function_in_map: since we are looking for functions, not
	  key sequences, descend into keymaps attached to the keymap passed
	  as an argument. From a report from lockywolf@gmail.com back on 2/27,
	  TENTATIVE CHANGE

variables.h
	- MKLOC_ARRAYOK,MKLOC_ASSOCOK: new flags values for
	  make_local_{array,assoc}_variable so we can avoid hard-coded values
	  of 1 and make it possible to eventually pass in additional flags

builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: make_local_array_variable: pass MKLOC_ASSOCOK
	- declare_internal: make_local_assoc_variable: pass MKLOC_ARRAYOK

variables.c
	- make_local_{array,assoc}_variable: understand new flags, pass
	  MKLOC_INHERIT to make_local_variable if it appears in the flags
	  argument

builtins/declare.def
	- declare_internal: add a new -I option for local and declare that
	  inherits attributes and value from a variable with the same name
	  at a previous scope. Inspired by netbsd sh
	- if -I option is supplied, pass MKLOC_INHERIT to make_local_variable
	  and its array counterparts make_local_{array,assoc}_variable

subst.c
	- shell_expand_word_list: pass -I to declare if constructing a declare
	  command with make_local_declare, meaning we have an array or assoc
	  compound assignment. (Slighty unsatisfactory, but ok for now) Fix
	  for bug report from Kevin Locke <kevin@kevinlocke.name>,
	  https://savannah.gnu.org/support/index.php?109669

				   3/18
				   ----
examples/loadables/basename.c
	- basename_builtin: handle -- option without crashing. Report by Peng Yu
	  <pengyu.ut@gmail.com>

jobs.c
	- notify_of_job_status: if in posix-mode shell is started with -c,
	  jobs should print the status of completed jobs. From a report by
	  Robert Elz <kre@munnari.oz.au> back in 12/18

				   3/19
				   ----
variables.c
	- assign_in_env: if we're assigning POSIXLY_CORRECT or POSIX_PEDANTIC
	  in the temporary environment, save the values of the options
	  affected by posix mode so we can restore them when we restore the
	  old value of the variable after the command executes. Suggested by
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   3/20
				   ----
syntax.h
	- slashify_in_here_document: add `"' to this list, since POSIX says
	  that backslashes in here documents behave like backslashes in
	  double quotes, and backslash can quote a double quote in a double-
	  quoted string. This means that given P=A,

		cat <<EOF
		${P+\"$P\"}
		EOF

		and

		echo "${P+\"$P\"}"

	  should output the same thing. From a report from Dan Jacobson
	  <jidanni@jidanni.org> back in 1/2019.

				   3/23
				   ----
subst.c
	- string_transform: add `U' (convert to uppercase), `u' (convert
	  first character to uppercase), and `L' (convert to lowercase)
	  transformations. Inspired by a discussion with Phil Smith
	  <phil@philsmith.com> back in May, 2019
	- parameter_brace_transform: make sure `u', `U', and `L' are valid
	  transform operators

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- parameter transformation: document new `U', `u', and `L' operators

eval.c
	- execute_prompt_command: if an array variable PROMPT_COMMANDS exists,
	  prefer it to PROMPT_COMMAND and execute all of the commands contained
	  as array elements in index order. From a proposal by Daniel
	  Colascione <dancol@google.com> back in 1/2018
	- execute_array_command: function for array_walk to use when executing
	  commands in PROMPT_COMMANDS

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- PROMPT_COMMANDS: new array variable

				   3/24
				   ----
builtins/ulimit.def
	- new -R option, for RLIMIT_RTTIME (max time a real-time process can
	  run without blocking). Patch from Maciej Wolny
	  <maciekwolny123@gmail.com> back in 7/2017

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- ulimit: document new -R option

lib/readline/{display.c,rlprivate.h}
	- _rl_clear_screen: now takes an argument saying whether to attempt to
	  clear the terminal scrollback buffer if the right termcap capability
	  exists

lib/readline/{text.c,readline.h}
	- rl_clear_display: new bindable command that clears the screen and
	  scrollback buffer

lib/readline/funmap.c
	- clear-display: new bindable command name

lib/readline/emacs_keymap.c
	- emacs mode M-C-l now bound to clear-display

doc/bash.1,lib/readline/doc/{readline.3,rluser.texi}
	- clear-display: document new function and default emacs mode binding

arrayfunc.c
	- assign_assoc_from_kvlist: allow compound assignments to associative
	  arrays that do not contain words of the form `[key]=value', assume
	  such lists are of the form (key1 value1 key2 value2). A missing or
	  empty key is an error; a missing value is treated as NULL. You
	  cannot mix the two forms. Inspired by a suggestion from Sebastian
	  Gniazdowski <sgniazdowski@gmail.com> back in 7/2019

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- documented new associative array assignment syntax

assoc.[ch]
	- assoc_to_kvpair: new function that returns a string with quoted
	  key/value pairs from given associative array

array.[ch]
	- array_to_kvpair: new function that returns a string with quoted
	  key/value pairs from given indexed array (for completeness)

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_transform: new operator `K': produces the (possibly
	  quoted) value of a variable, except for arrays, where it expands to
	  indexed or associative array assignments in key/value pair form
	- string_transform,parameter_list_transform: expand `K' to (possibly
	  quoted) values
	- array_var_assignment: take a new fourth argument saying which kind
	  of assoc assignment statement to produce; calls array_to_kvpair or
	  assoc_to_kvpair as appropriate and just returns that value if
	  necessary without creating a declare command
	- array_transform: if the operator is `K', call array_var_assignment
	  with new argument that will produce a list of key/value pairs

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- document new 'K' parameter transformation operator

				   3/25
				   ----
doc/bash.1,lib/readline/doc/{history.3,readline.3}
	- some text and formatting cleanups from Bjarni Ingi Gislason
	  <bjarniig@rhi.hi.is>

bashhist.c
	- SYSLOG_MAXLEN: increase to 1024, since that seems to be what most
	  syslog daemons handle
	- bash_syslog_history: if the line is longer than SYSLOG_MAXLEN minus
	  the header length, log it in multiple message with a sequence number
	  instead of truncating. Inspired by a report from
	  <sunhuilin@unionpay.com> back in 7/2018

lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_activate_mark,rl_deactivate_mark,rl_mark_is_active_p,
	  rl_keep_mark_active: new functions to manage an active region. We
	  don't do anything with an active region yet. Part of a large patch
	  for active regions from Daniel Colascione <dancol@google.com>
	  originally back in 3/2018
	- rl_clear_screen: call rl_keep_mark_active to keep the region active
	  across the screen refresh
	- rl_newline: make sure to deactivate the region even though we don't
	  do any redisplay with it yet

lib/readline/readline.h
	- rl_activate_mark,rl_deactivate_mark,rl_mark_is_active_p,
	  rl_keep_mark_active: new extern function declarations. They are
	  public functions for now

lib/readline/readline.c
	- readline_internal_setup: make sure the region starts out as not
	  active
	- readline_internal_charloop: make sure to deactivate the mark after
	  a command, unless the command calls rl_keep_mark_active keep it
	  active

lib/readline/kill.c
	- rl_bracketed_paste_begin: set rl_mark before inserting the pasted
	  text, so the pasted text defines the region
	- rl_bracketed_paste_begin: set the region as active after inserting
	  the pasted text

lib/readline/util.c
	- _rl_abort_internal: make sure we deactivate the region

lib/readline/{terminal.c,rlprivate.h}
	- _rl_cr: new function to just output the term_cr (or '\r'). Part of
	  the active region patch

lib/readline/display.c
	- _rl_cr: use where appropriate to replace MSDOS-dependent code and
	  calls to tputs

lib/readline/terminal.c
	- get and store the terminal sequences to enter and exit standout
	  (usually some background color) mode

				   3/26
				   ----
subst.[ch]
	- copy_fifo_list: now returns void *
	- close_new_fifos: now takes a void * as the first argument, since it's
	  usually the return value from copy_fifo_list
	- close_new_fifos: (named pipes): cast first argument to a char *,
	  since copy_fifo_list will (someday) return a bitmap
	- close_new_fifos: (HAVE_DEV_FD): cast first argument to a pid_t *,
	  since it takes a copy of dev_fd_list; use that in the loop to
	  determine whether or not to close file descriptors. First half of
	  fix for bug reported by Valentin Lab <valentin.lab@kalysto.org>
	- unlink_fifo_list: (named pipes): when compacting the list, make sure
	  to avoid the copy if i == j, and, after copying fifo_list[i] to
	  fifo_list[j], null out fifo_list[i] so we don't try to access it
	  later

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command_internal: don't call reap_procsubs after executing
	  the command. Rest of fix for bug reported by Valentin Lab
	  <valentin.lab@kalysto.org>
	- execute_command_internal,execute_builtin_or_function: ofifo_list is
	  now a void * instead of a char *

				   3/30
				   ----
lib/readline/{terminal.c,rlprivate.h}
	- _rl_standout_{on,off}: new functions, to enter and exit terminal
	  standout mode

lib/readline/rlprivate.h
	- _rl_refresh_line: new extern declaration

lib/readline/display.c
	- visible and invisible lines: added members to deal with tracking the
	  `current face'
	- realloc_line: broke code to manage visible_line and invisible_line
	  allocation out of init_line_structures, added code to manage arrays
	  of visible and invisible line face info per character
	- invis_{addc,adds,nul}: new functions to add characters to the
	  invisible line and keep the invisible face data updated with whatever
	  the current face is
	- set_active_region: keep track of the display region that should be
	  in standout mode
	- rl_redisplay: use invis_addc/adds/nul to update the invisible line
	  buffer instead of modifying invisible_line directly
	- _rl_refresh_line: moved body of function here from text.c

lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_refresh_line: now just calls _rl_refresh_line and marks the display
	  as fixed

				   3/31
				   ----
variables.c
	- bind_variable_internal: dynamic variables with assignment functions
	  now honor the readonly attribute by giving an error. Fixes issue
	  reported by Rob Landley <rob@landley.net>
	- assign_seconds: allow seconds to be assigned using an arithmetic
	  expression
	- assign_random: allow RANDOM to be assigned using an arithmetic
	  expression

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- HISTCMD: note that assignments to HISTCMD have no effect

				    4/2
				    ---
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_in_subshell: make sure we note that we're not reading our
	  command input from a buffered stream any more, so we don't
	  sync the buffered stream backwards in subsequent commands this
	  subshell runs. Fixes bug reported by O膗z <oguzismailuysal@gmail.com>

				    4/3
				    ---
builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: if a read in posix mode is interrupted by a signal,
	  make sure to preserve the value of errno around calls to
	  check_signals and run_pending_traps so any error message isn't quite
	  as confusing. Issue reported by Stan Marsh <gazelle@xmission.com>

lib/sh/zread.c
	- zread: preserve value of errno (always EINTR) around calls to
	  check_signals or check_signals_and_traps

trap.c
	- run_debug_trap: allow suppress_debug_trap_verbose being set to
	  turn off `set -v' temporarily while executing the DEBUG trap (if
	  it's set)

builtins/fc.def
	- set suppress_debug_trap_verbose so set -v won't be in effect while
	  the DEBUG trap runs. Most recently reported by Ami Fischman
	  <ami@fischman.org>; originally raised by Boruch Baum
	  <boruch_baum@gmx.com> back in 10/2017

				    4/6
				    ---
lib/readline/display.c
	- puts_face,putc_face: new functions to write strings or characters to
	  the display while handling standout mode
	- update_line,_rl_move_cursor_relative: take additional argument(s)
	  describing the visible and invisible faces corresponding to the
	  visible and invisible lines, respectively

lib/readline/readline.c
	- _rl_enable_bracketed_paste: for the time being, initialize to 1 (on
	  by default)

trap.c
	- run_interrupt_trap: set pending_sigs[SIGINT] and catch_flag to 0
	  since run_pending_trap usually does these things

sig.c
	- throw_to_top_level: only call the SIGINT trap if there is a SIGINT
	  trap pending (shouldn't matter, just a check)

bashline.c
	- bash_event_hook: try to identify the signal of interest we've
	  received
	- bash_event_hook: if in posix mode running the read builtin, and we
	  get a (trappped) SIGINT, throw to top level so we can interrupt
	  the read. From a report by Robert Elz <kre@munnari.oz.au>

				    4/7
				    ---
lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: make sure to update and compare face data at the same
	  time as comparing old and new line data: the lines are only the same
	  if the face information and character information are identical
	  (ofd, ols, etc.)
	- update_line: make sure to copy face data along with line data
	- update_line: use puts_face in place of _rl_output_some_chars to
	  output face data along with line data
	- _rl_move_cursor_relative: when we write characters, make sure to take
	  the face data into account using puts_face
	  [END OF INTEGRATION OF ACTIVE MARK AND FACE PATCHES from
	  Daniel Colascione <dancol@google.com>]

{jobs,nojobs}.c
	- make_child: to avoid installing a handler for SIGTERM in interactive
	  shells, and avoid race conditions with child processes resetting the
	  SIGTERM signal handler to the default, block SIGTERM and then
	  reset the SIGTERM handler to SIG_DFL before fork, then reset the
	  handler to SIG_IGN and unblock it in the parent after fork() returns.
	  Fix for readline and SIGTERM handling reported by Chris Down
	  <chris@chrisdown.name> (original change was back in 2/2013) that
	  allows a bash waiting in readline() for input to be killed with a
	  SIGTERM sent by another process
	- take out calls to RESET_SIGTERM, no longer needed

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_in_subshell,execute_simple_command,execute_disk_command:
	  remove calls to CHECK_SIGTERM, since we don't install a handler
	  any more

lib/readline/readline.c
	- _rl_enable_bracketed_paste: enabled by default for the time being

				    4/9
				    ---
jobs.h
	- JWAIT_WAITING: new flag for wait functions; means only wait for jobs
	  with the J_WAITING flag set
	- J_WAITING: new job flag, part of arg list to `wait -n'
	- IS_WAITING(i): job i has the J_WAITING flag set

jobs.c
	- wait_for_any_job: if the flags includes JWAIT_WAITING, we only return
	  jobs with the J_WAITING flag already set; otherwise we skip them.
	  For `wait -n args' support

builtins/wait.def
	- set_waitlist: take a list of jobspecs and set the J_WAITING flag in
	  each valid job from the list
	- unset_waitlist: turn off the J_WAITING flag for all jobs where it's
	  set
	- wait_builtin: if -n is supplied with a list of arguments, set the
	  J_WAITING flag in each job in the list, call wait_for_any_job with
	  the JWAIT_WAITING flag, and clean up by calling unset_waitlist().
	  From a suggestion from Robert Elz <kre@munnari.oz.au> back in 3/2019
	  (originally in 10/2017)

				   4/11
				   ----
lib/readline/display.c
	- update_line: in step 5b of the line wrapping prompt code, make sure
	  OFDF and NFDF are set before performing a dumb update

				   4/12
				   ----
sig.c
	- termsig_handler: make sure to restore TOP_LEVEL_SIGMASK before
	  resending a terminating signal to ourselves, in the event that this
	  is called in a signal handler context with the terminating signal
	  blocked. Inspired by a report from <gentoo_eshoes@tutanota.com>

				   4/13
				   ----

lib/readline/text.c
	- rl_newline: if the region is active, call rl_redisplay to clear
	  standout mode before returning

lib/readline/display.c
	- norm_face: new function to mark a portion of the invisible face
	  buffer as normal text (no standout)
	- rl_redisplay: if the line consumes more than a screen's worth of
	  lines, mark the lines that are off the top of the display as having
	  a `normal' face

				   4/14
				   ----
variables.c
	- LINENO: no longer has the integer attribute, since it does not take
	  arithmetic expressions on assignment (use $((expr)) instead)

lib/readline/mbutil.c
	- _rl_find_prev_utf8char: new function, uses the structure of UTF-8
	  characters to find the start of the previous one no matter where we
	  start: at the beginning of the next character, at the end of a
	  multibyte character, or in the middle of a multibyte character.
	  EXPERIMENTAL
	- _rl_find_prev_mbchar_internal: for now, call _rl_find_prev_utf8char
	  if we are in a UTF-8 locale. EXPERIMENTAL
				   
				   4/15
				   ----
lib/readline/mbutil.c
	- _rl_utf8_mblen: changes to handle invalid multibyte sequences better,
	  even when N means that the sequence would be too short anyway

examples/loadables/csv.c
	- csv: new loadable builtin to parse a line of csv data and store it
	  into an array supplied as an argument

				   4/16
				   ----
examples/loadables/cut.c
	- cut: new loadable builtin
	- lcut: new builtin that does what cut does but on a string supplied
	  as an argument (only one string for now)

				   4/17
				   ----
jobs.h
	- FORK_SYNC,FORK_ASYNC,FORK_NOJOB: new flag values for the second
	  argument to make_child

jobs.c
	- make_child: now takes a set of flags as the second argument

execute_cmd.c
	- make_child: change callers to pass FORK_ASYNC instead of a non-zero
	  value as the second argument

subst.c
	- make_child: change callers to pass FORK_ASYNC instead of a non-zero
	  value as the second argument

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- document that the words in a compound array assignment undergo all
	  the shell word expansions, including filename generation and word
	  splitting. From a report from E. Choroba <choroba@matfyz.cz>

				   4/18
				   ----
subst.c
	- command_substitute: use JOB_CONTROL instead of INTERACTIVE in the
	  test to determine whether or not to give the terminal back to
	  pipeline_pgrp

jobs.c
	- make_child: if FORK_NOTERM is set in the flags argument, don't call
	  give_terminal_to

{jobs,nojobs}.c,jobs.h
	- wait_for: now takes a second argument, a flags word

{execute_cmd,subst}.c
	- wait_for: change all callers to add second argument to wait_for

jobs.c
	- wait_for: if JWAIT_NOTERM is set in the flags argument, don't call
	  give_terminal_to

				   4/19
				   ----
subst.c
	- command_substitute: block SIGINT around call to read_comsub, so we
	  let any interrupts affect the command substitution. Fixes issue
	  reported by DALECKI L茅o <leo.dalecki@ntymail.com>

hashcmd.h
	- FILENAME_HASH_BUCKETS: increase to 256

assoc.h
	- ASSOC_HASH_BUCKETS: new define, set to 1024

variables.c
	- make_new_assoc_variable,make_local_assoc_variable: call assoc_create
	  with ASSOC_HASH_BUCKETS as argument. This changes the hash function
	  and how the array keys are ordered (which is not guaranteed)

builtins/read.def
	- read_builtin: in posix mode, or if the read call returns -1/EINTR,
	  don't call run_pending_traps until the read command returns. This
	  allows a trap action to see the same exit status that the read
	  builtin would return when it exits on a signal (e.g., SIGINT == 130).
	  From a suggestion by <gentoo_eshoes@tutanota.com>

				   4/20
				   ----
hashlib.c 
	- hash_rehash: function to rehash a table, after increasing or decreasing
	  the number of buckets. From patches from Thomas Kremer
	  (https://savannah.gnu.org/patch/?9850) and Koichi Murase
	  <myoga.murase@gmail.com>
	- hash_grow,hash_shrink: grow or shrink a hash table by a factor of
	  HASH_REHASH_MULTIPLIER (4)
	- hash_insert,hash_search: call hash_grow if necessary

arrayfunc.c
	- convert_var_to_{array,assoc}: if the original variable had no value
	  (it was unset), the array variable should be unset as well. Reported
	  by andrej@podzimek.org

				   4/21
				   ----
bashline.c
	- set_saved_history: change logic used to decide where in the history
	  operate_and_get_next should start by using a logical offset into the
	  history list that is an offset from history_base. This avoids having
	  to take whether or not the history is stifled and full into account.
	  Report and fix from Greg Price <gnprice@gmail.com>
	- operate_and_get_next: just calculate the logical offset of where we
	  should be in the history instead of an absolute offset

lib/readline/input.c
	- _rl_nchars_available: new function, returns the number of characters
	  available to be read if FIONREAD is available

				   4/22
				   ----
lib/readline/{readline.c,rlprivate.h}
	- _rl_pending_command: new struct to hold information about a pending
	  command for readline to execute when the current command completes.
	  A command can set this up so that it gets executed like a
	  continuation before redisplay

lib/readline/readline.c
	- readline_internal_charloop: after _rl_dispatch returns, check
	  _rl_command_to_execute, and, if it's non-zero, redisplay and then
	  execute it as a command
	- added a small set of library-private functions for managing the
	  executing key sequence (not used yet)

lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: if we have found an opcode or have added a
	  character to the search string and searched for it, reset the keymap
	  and okeymap members of the search context in preparation for reading
	  another key sequence/opcode
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: if we read a key sequence bound to an editing
	  command that is not an `opcode', set up _rl_command_to_execute to
	  execute it after the searching returns and arrange to break out of
	  the search
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: if we paste in text from bracketed paste, set
	  the mark as active so we can highlight it when we display the search
	  string
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: if we've found the search string, activate the
	  mark and set rl_point and rl_mark so the search string is highlighted
	  when we display the search results
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: do translation for keys that map to
	  rl_do_lowercase_version like we do when dispatching while reading a
	  key sequence

				   4/23
				   ----
lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: if bracketed paste mode is enabled and there are
	  enough characters waiting in the terminal's input queue, try to read
	  the bracketed paste prefix and jump straight to the opcode execution
	  if we read it. Otherwise, just go on with the ESC. Inspired by report
	  from <gentoo_eshoes@tutanota.com>

parse.y
	- parse_comsub: posix-mode shells don't allow a closing right paren to
	  delimit a pending here-document -- it requires the newline

doc/bashref.texi
	- POSIX mode: updated posix mode description with the new here-document
	  delimiter requirement

lib/readline/search.c
	- _rl_nsearch_dispatch: if bracketed paste mode is enabled, and we read
	  an ESC, try to see if we have a bracketed paste op and insert the
	  pasted next. If we don't, go on with the ESC
	- _rl_nsearch_dosearch: experimental code to highlight the search string
	  when displaying the line found in the history. Only done when we are
	  not searching for a pattern, since we don't have information on the
	  end of the matching portion of the line. Experimental because it
	  changes where we put point and mark if searching is successful

expr.c
	- expr_streval: if find_variable for the case where the string is not
	  an array reference doesn't find anything, see if we can find
	  something by using find_variable_last_nameref and use the value
	  from there in the call to expr_streval, kind of using the expression
	  recursion to complement the nameref recursion. Report from
	  Daniel Molina <lluvia@autistici.org>

				   4/24
				   ----
jobs.c
	- {start,stop}_pipeline: don't reset pipeline_pgrp to 0 if it's already
	  the same as shell_pgrp, since we don't want to reset it in the middle
	  of a shell started to run a command or process substitution (after
	  forking a child to run one command, but before forking another, for
	  instance). Reported by Rob Landley <rob@landley.net>

				   4/27
				   ----
parse.y
	- function_def: break the productions starting with `function' without
	  `()' into two productions to avoid a shift-reduce conflict. Report
	  and patch from Dale R. Worley <worley@alum.mit.edu>

variables.h
	- localvar_inherit: add extern declaration here

subst.c
	- shell_expand_word_list: take out change from 3/17 to pass -I to
	  make_internal_declare; it generates errors the user will find
	  confusing if there is a variable with the same name but a different
	  type at a previous scope
	- shell_expand_word_list: check for and note whether or not -I is
	  supplied to the declaration command, since it changes the default
	  behavior of a compound assignment without -a or -A
	- shell_expand_word_list: if we have a compound assignment that is an
	  argument to a declaration command, but there are no options supplied
	  to the command that determine the type of the array, make sure we
	  call make_internal_declare with either -a (no localvar_inherit or -I)
	  or at least -- (if we are inheriting), because  we don't want the
	  declare to get skipped before we perform the word assignment. Fixes
	  bug reported by Ross Goldberg <ross.goldberg@gmail.com>

				   4/28
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_declaration_argument: new function, broke code that handles
	  compound assignments that are arguments to declaration commands out
	  of shell_expand_word_list into this function. No functional change
	  yet

				   4/29
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_compound_assignment_word: helper function for
	  expand_declaration_argument: takes NAME[+]=( VALUE ), converts VALUE
	  to a list of words, then single-quotes each word and reconstructs
	  the original word. This assumes the result will go to
	  do_word_assignment, which will remove the single quotes
	- expand_oneword: helper function for expand_compound_assignment_word,
	  takes VALUE and performs the splitting into words, and then the
	  expansion and single-quoting of each individual word. Indexed and
	  associative arrays take different code paths, because they undergo
	  different expansions and associative arrays need special handling to
	  avoid having to scan for the end of the subscript multiple times
	- expand_declaration_argument: call expand_compound_assignment_word to
	  get the expansion-before-calling-builtins word expansion sequence
	  correct. Better fix for for bug report from Kevin Locke
	  <kevin@kevinlocke.name>,
	  https://savannah.gnu.org/support/index.php?109669

arrayfunc.c
	- quote_array_compound_word: take [IND]=VALUE and convert it to
	  ['IND']='VALUE'. Called by quote_compound_array_list for each word
	  in the list
	- expand_and_quote_assoc_qword: take [KEY]=VALUE and convert it to
	  ['expanded-key']='expanded-value' (or VALUE to 'expanded-value').
	  Called by subst.c:expand_oneword() for each word in the list
	- quote_compound_array_list: take a list of words and convert each
	  [IND]=VALUE to ['IND']='VALUE' (or just 'VALUE' if there is no
	  [IND]=). Used for indexed arrays

arrayfunc.h
	- expand_and_quote_assoc_word,quote_compound_array_list: new extern
	  declarations

				   4/30
				   ----
doc/{bashref.texi,bash.1}
	- rework description of reserved words a little; add a reserved words
	  node to bashref.texi. Based on a report from Dale R. Worley
	  <worley@alum.mit.edu>

builtins/history.def
	- history_builtin: if the shell is restricted, don't allow pathnames
	  with slashes to be read or written. From a report from
	  Diffie <nano@mm.st>

shell.c
	- maybe_make_restricted: add HISTFILE to the list of readonly variables

doc/{bashref.texi,bash.1}
	- document new restricted shell restrictions

				    5/1
				    ---
jobs.c
	- wait_for: don't try to give the terminal to shell_pgrp if JWAIT_NOTERM
	  is set in the flags argument

subst.c
	- command_substitute: call make_child with FORK_NOTERM flag so it
	  doesn't try to set the terminal's process group
	- command_substitute: call wait_for with JWAIT_NOTERM so it doesn't
	  try to set the terminal's process group
	- command_substitute: now that wait_for doesn't try to reset the
	  terminal's process group, remove the code that tries to clean up
	  after that

				    5/4
				    ---
doc/bash.1
	- make sure to mention /etc/inputrc as the ultimate default readline
	  init file, like other documentation does. Update from
	  Greg Price <gnprice@gmail.com>

lib/readline/readline.c
	- if the private startup hook function variable _rl_internal_startup_hook
	  is set, execute that after any user-specified startup hook

lib/readline/rlprivate.h
	- _rl_internal_startup_hook: new extern declaration

bashline.c,lib/readline/{misc.c,readline.h}
	- operate_and_get_next: moved to rl_operate_and_get_next so it's
	  available to all readline programs, uses _rl_internal_startup_hook.
	  Based on patch from Greg Price <gnprice@gmail.com>

lib/readline/funmap.c
	- "operate-and-get-next": now a bindable readline command

lib/readline/emacs_keymap.c
	- rl_operate_and_get_next: bound to ^O in emacs mode by default

doc/bash.1,lib/readline/{readline.3,rluser.texi}
	- operate-and-get-next: move to readline section of the manuals, out of
	  bash-specific functions section

				    5/5
				    ---
hashlib.c
	- hash_string: use a series of shifts and adds to avoid a multiply by
	  FNV_PRIME. From Landon Curt Noll's FNV web page

builtins/fc.def
	- fc_gethist,fc_gethnum: now take an additional argument indicating the
	  operating mode: if the arg is 1, fc is listing commands; if it is 0,
	  fc is executing commands. Affects how -0 is handled (fc_gethnum
	  returns -1). Changed callers to handle the return value appropriately.
	  Report from Jason Franklin <jason.franklin@quoininc.com> about
	  seg fault and core dump
	- fc_builtin: if fc_gethnum returns < 0 when setting histbeg or histend,
	  report a range error

doc/bash.1,lib/readline/doc/hsuser.texi
	- fc: document how 0 and -0 are treated for listing and executing

shell.c
	- run_one_command: call parse_and_execute with SEVAL_RESETLINE so the
	  line number gets set to 1. Reported by Rob Landley <rob@landley.net>

				    5/8
				    ---
support/config.{guess,sub}
	- update to latest versions

configure.ac
	- add support for `genode' from Emery Hemingway <ehmry@posteo.net>

				   5/14
				   ----
test.c
	- term: fix case where an argument that looks like a unary operator,
	  but doesn't have enough tokens left to have an argument to that
	  operator, was not being treated as a one-argument test. Affects
	  only uses of test with four and greater arguments, which posix says
	  are unspecified. This is a bug, or at least an incompatibility, at
	  least 30 years old.
	- test_command: if there are unconsumed arguments, call test_syntax_error
	  with a `syntax error' argument if the first remaining argument starts
	  with a `-'. Better than a generic `too many arguments' error

				   5/19
				   ----
configure.ac,config.h.in
	- getrandom: add test, define HAVE_GETRANDOM
	- getentropy: add test, define HAVE_GETENTROPY

variables.c
	- get_urand32: use getrandom; provide imperfect emulation that uses
	  getentropy if available, and falls back to reading /dev/urandom if
	  that's not available. The idea is to use /dev/urandom as little as
	  possible

				   5/20
				   ----
configure.ac
	- updated version to 5.1-alpha

lib/readline/readline.h
	- updated defines to readline version 8.1

variables.c
	- brand: if shell_compatibility_level is 50 or below, don't xor the
	  top and bottom halves of the 32-bit random number together, since
	  previous versions did not

				   5/21
				   ----
COMPAT
	- overhauled and updated the descriptions of the various shopt compatNN
	  options

doc/bashref.texi
	- Shell Compatibility Mode: new section, describes compatibility levels,
	  BASH_COMPAT, and the various compatNN shopt options

				   5/23
				   ----
doc/bash.1
	- added Shell Compatibility mode section

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- changed shopt section to list the compatibility options and refer
	  to Shell Compatibility Mode section
	- BASH_COMPAT: overhauled the text, refers to Shell Compatibility Mode
	  section

				   5/27
				   ----
variables.c,/lib/sh/random.c
	- moved functions that manage 16-bit and 32-bit random values to
	  lib/sh/random.c

alias.c
	- add_alias: don't bother checking null alias values for ending in
	  space or tab

braces.c,include/typemax.h
	- move sh_imaxabs and overflow and underflow detection to typemax.h
	  so the expression evaluation code can use it in the future

				   5/28
				   ----
lib/readline/kill.c
	- _rl_bracketed_read_mbstring: make sure to fill in mb[0] even if
	  the locale says MB_CUR_MAX == 1 in case a caller uses it. Partial
	  fix for bug reported by Phi Debian <phi.debian@gmail.com>

lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- rl_vi_change_char: make sure _rl_vi_last_replacement gets filled in
	  in the case where MB_CUR_MAX == 1. Rest of fix for bug reported by
	  Phi Debian <phi.debian@gmail.com>
	- _rl_vi_callback_change_char: same fix for _rl_vi_last_replacement

				   5/29
				   ----
lib/malloc/malloc.c
	- __P -> PARAMS
	- union mhead: now 16 bytes to force 16-byte alignment; extra 8 bytes
	  at the end of struct minfo to use for guard bytes. Enabled if
	  pointers are 64 bits (SIZEOF_CHAR_P == 8)
	- if we have 64-bit pointers, prepopulate the 64-byte bin first instead
	  of the 32-byte bin (pointers and WORD_DESCs still fit into 32 bytes,
	  but WORD_LISTs are now 36 bytes with malloc overhead). We can still
	  split 64-byte blocks to satisfy 32-byte requests
	- internal_malloc: fill in the new 8 mh_magic8 bytes with MAGIC1 guard
	  bytes
	- internal_malloc: print a warning message if the returned pointer is
	  not aligned according to MALIGN_MASK
	- internal_free: detect underflow by checking that mh_magic8 is full
	  of MAGIC1 bytes
	- internal_realloc: detect underflow by checking that mh_magic8 is full
	  of MAGIC1 bytes

lib/malloc/stats.c
	- _print_malloc_stats: slight adjustment for better column alignment

				    6/1
				    ---
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_command_internal: treat a redirection failure with errexit
	  set as a command failure that exits the shell. Bug report from
	  Hyunho Cho <mug896@naver.com>

				    6/3
				    ---
redir.c
	- redirection_error: takes a new argument, FN, which if non-NULL is
	  the filename to be used in the error message.

redir.[ch],builtins/evalstring.c
	- redirection_error: changed extern declaration and callers

redir.c
	- do_redirection_internal: takes a new third parameter, FNP, a char **
	  to use (*FNP, if non-NULL) to store and return the expanded filename
	  for those redirections that take one
	- do_redirections: pass a char ** (&fn) to do_redirection_internal to
	  get a pointer to the expanded filename; pass it to redirection_error
	  if appropriate. Free FN in any case, since do_redirection_internal
	  won't. Fix for double expansion of filename in certain redirections
	  reported by O膗z <oguzismailuysal@gmail.com>

				    6/4
				    ---
parse.y
	- parse_comsub: while we're reading a here-document, don't perform any
	  history expansion (set history_expansion_inhibited). Fixes issue
	  reported by "ladyrick" <ladyrick@qq.com>

general.h,parse.y
	- __P -> PARAMS

shell.c
	- shellstart: struct timeval used to initialize shell starting time;
	  shell_start_time now initialized from shellstart.tv_sec

variables.c
	- assign_seconds: reset shellstart to set shell starting time

pcomplete.c
	- include posixtime.h instead of <sys/time.h>

lib/sh/{ufuncs,uconvert}.c
	- include posixtime.h instead of the inline conditional includes

aclocal.m4
	- BASH_STRUCT_TIMEVAL: convert to use AC_COMPILE_IFELSE instead of the
	  deprecated AC_HEADER_EGREP

posixtime.h
	- struct timeval: if HAVE_TIMEVAL is not defined, provide a replacement
	  definition

lib/sh/gettimeofday.c
	- gettimeofday: replacement function, so we don't have to use
	  HAVE_GETTIMEOFDAY in the rest of the code

				    6/5
				    ---
{lots of files}.[ch]
builtins/{lots of files}.{c,h,def}
lib/glob/{lots of files}.[ch]
lib/malloc/{lots of files}.[ch]
lib/sh/{lots of files}.c
include/{lots of files}.h
examples/loadables/{lots of files}.c
	- __P -> PARAMS

doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- SECONDS: clarify that the number of seconds is always determined by
	  querying the system clock

				    6/8
				    ---
configure.ac
	- if CFLAGS is not supplied in the environment or on the command line,
	  add the gcc options that suppress warnings about parens and print
	  formats in a slightly different way that will avoid some collisions

lib/readline/readline.c
	- _rl_dispatch_subseq: don't set rl_last_func to rl_vi_arg_digit, just
	  the same as if it were rl_digit_argument. This allows functions like
	  rl_yank_last_arg, which behave differently when called multiple times
	  in a row, to work closer to what is expected. This allows what
	  Leo Alekseyev <dnquark@gmail.com> reported to work, with caveats

lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- rl_vi_yank_arg: make sure to pass `key' to rl_yank_nth_arg, in case
	  it needs to use it later
	- rl_vi_redo: suppress attempts to redo `.' when the current keymap is
	  vi_movement_keymap, since that will recursively call vi_redo

				   6/11
				   ----
redir.c
	- limit HEREDOC_PIPESIZE to 4096 on FreeBSD; that is where it can
	  handle atomic writes without hanging. Tested on FreeBSD 13

[bash-5.1-alpha frozen]

				   6/15
				   ----
subst.c
	- do_assignment_internal: call stupidly_hack_special_variables on the
	  name returned from the variable assignment, in case there was a
	  nameref expansion, and on the original name only if the assignment
	  returned NULL. Fixes bug reported by James D. Lin <jamesdlin@gmail.com>

				   6/16
				   ----
builtins/hash.def
	- hash_builtin: don't print anything if the hash table is empty when
	  listing portably (-l) unless the shell compatibility level is <= 50
	  Issue originally raised by <beluro@web.de>

				   6/17
				   ----
pathexp.c
	- glob_name_is_acceptable: extend GLOBIGNORE to ignore `.' and `..'
	  as a terminal pathname component instead of just ignoring filenames
	  that are `.' or `..'. From a suggestion by Ilkka Virta
	  <itvirta@iki.fi>

				   6/18
				   ----
po/Makefile.in.in
	- MKINSTALLDIRS: deprecated, no longer in AM_INTL_SUBDIR, so we have
	  to create the variable manually

lib/readline/doc/rltech.texi
	- add descriptions of the active mark functions that are available to
	  applications. I guess they will remain public

subst.c
	- valid_parameter_transform: new function, reject transformations
	  longer than a single character or invalid transformation operators
	- parameter_brace_transform: call valid_parameter_transform

				   6/22
				   ----
lib/sh/zread.c
	- lbuf: bump size up to ZBUFSIZ (default 4096). From a report by
	  Jason A. Donenfeld <Jason@zx2c4.com>

lib/sh/zcatfd.c
	- zcatfd: lbuf: bump size up to ZBUFSIZ (default 4096)

lib/sh/zmapfd.c
	- zmapfd: lbuf: bump size up to ZBUFSIZ (default 4096)

				   6/29
				   ----
aclocal.m4
	- BASH_FUNC_SBRK: changes for cross-compiling on FreeBSD variants,
	  from Jessica Clarke <jrtc27@jrtc27.com>

xmalloc.c
	- HAVE_SBRK: use #if instead of #ifdef so we only use it if we think
	  it works

examples/loadables/finfo.c
	- st_dev,st_nlink: cast to unsigned long, report from Jessica Clarke
	  <jrtc27@jrtc27.com> 

unwind_prot.c
	- unwind_protect_mem_internal: make sure we allocate at least as many
	  bytes for an entire UNWIND_ELT. Fix from Jessica Clarke
	  <jrtc27@jrtc27.com>

				    7/1
				    ---
eval.c
	- alrm_catcher: use write(2) instead of fprintf to print the
	  auto-logout message to the terminal

jobs.c
	- UNQUEUE_SIGCHLD: set queue_sigchld to 1 around call to waitchld(),
	  since it is not being called from a signal handler and so SIGCHLD is
	  not blocked. Fixes report by Godmar Back <godmar@gmail.com>

				    7/2
				    ---
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- read: clarify that without any name arguments, the line assigned to
	  REPLY is not modified. From a question by M. Nejat AYDIN
	  <mnaydin@yahoo.com> with input from Eli Schwartz
	  <eschwartz@archlinux.org>

				    7/5
				    ---
lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- _rl_vi_done_inserting: make sure to close out all undo groups when
	  leaving insert mode, so we don't have anything dangling.
	  Report and fix from David Fries <David@Fries.net>

				    7/6
				    ---
lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- _rl_vi_domove_motion_cleanup: the `c' and `C' commands should enter
	  insert mode even if the motion command doesn't delete any text.
	  From a report by David Fries <David@Fries.net>
	- _rl_vi_done_inserting: add a missing rl_end_undo_group when
	  _rl_vi_doing_insert is set: there should be one begun by
	  rl_vi_start_inserting and one begun by the command (change or replace).
	  From a report by David Fries <David@Fries.net>
	- rl_vi_replace: set _rl_vi_last_key_before_insert to 'R' explicitly,
	  since other code checks that and we want to allow users to rebind
	  this function

				    7/7
				    ---
lib/readline/vi_mode.c
	- rl_vi_{delete,change,yank}_to: if we have a non-null _rl_vimvcxt,
	  just reinitialize it so we don't have to allocate a new one. This is
	  a change primarily for callback mode, and fixes a memory leak

builtins/evalstring.c
	- optimize_shell_function: try to optimize away the fork in the last
	  command in a shell function body, under certain conditions

execute_cmd.c
	- execute_function: attempt to optimize away forks in a shell function
	  that is already marked NO_FORK and being executed in a command
	  substitution

				    7/8
				    ---
{jobs,nojobs,trap,unwind_prot}.c,lib/malloc/{malloc,table}.c
	- interrupt_immediately: remove, no longer used

jobs.c
	- waitchld: don't perform asynchronous notification if we are currently
	  executing a builtin (executing_builtin != 0). Inspired by a report
	  from Godmar Back <godmar@gmail.com>

				    7/9
				    ---
lib/readline/signals.c
	- _rl_handle_signal: block SIGTTOU while handling a SIGTTOU, since we
	  no longer run this in a signal handling context where SIGTTOIU would
	  be blocked

				   7/14
				   ----
execute_cmd.c
	- execute_simple_command: use new variable `cmdflags' instead of using
	  simple_command->flags directly; initialize from simple_command->flags
	- check_command_builtin: take a simple command list of words starting
	  with `command' and including a command_word argument, and peel off
	  the `command' and any instances of `-p' and `--' and return the
	  updated list
	- execute_simple_command: if the first word of the simple command is
	  `command', call check_command_builtin to peel off any `command' and
	  `-p' and `--' and go on to execute the rest of the words as a simple
	  command. If we're in posix mode, we've got the special builtins
	  handled before this runs. Fixes complaint about `command' in the
	  background running an extra bash process from Dmitry Alexandrov
	  <dag@gnui.org>

				   7/17
				   ----
doc/bash.1
lib/readline/doc/{rltech,hstech,rluser}.texi
lib/readline/doc/{readline,history}.3
	- a few small tweaks to make the language gender-neutral

				   7/18
				   ----
subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: case `:' make sure the shell is either not in
	  posix mode or W_TILDEEXP is set before turning on W_ITILDE. The old
	  code would turn it on unconditionally if the W_ASSIGNMENT flag was
	  set. Fixes bug reported by O膗z <oguzismailuysal@gmail.com>

				   7/20
				   ----
builtins/complete.def
	- replace macros used to print compspec actions, options, and other
	  info with a small set of functions that traverse the structs used
	  to hold that information and print everything instead of eumerating
	  each option and action separately. From a patch submitted by
	  Martin Kealey <martin@kurahaupo.gen.nz>

				   7/27
				   ----
variables.c
	- push_posix_tempvar_internal: restore $SHELLOPTS after restoring the
	  values of shell options saved by `local -' by calling set_shellopts().
	  Report from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

flags.c
	- reset_shell_flags: set histexp_flag to 0 and let bash_history_reinit
	  take care of setting history_expansion appropriately. Report and fix
	  from Grisha Levit <grishalevit@gmail.com>

				   7/28
				   ----
general.c
	- assignment: if (FLAGS & 1), we are parsing the contents of a compound
	  assignment, and a word must begin with a `[' and have a valid
	  subscript terminated by `]' before the `=' to be considered an
	  assignment statemen and subsequently expanded like one. Report from 
	  Alexey Izbyshev <izbyshev@ispras.ru>

				   7/30
				   ----
lib/glob/sm_loop.c
	- BRACKMATCH: if the bracket expression is matching simple characters
	  and not a range, compare the character from the string and the
	  pattern directly, as required by Posix interp 948

lib/glob/smatch.c
	- charcmp_wc: split off code that calls wcscoll from rangecmp_wc,
	  just return the results of wcscoll
	- rangecmp_wc: call charcmp_wc and impose a total ordering
	  by performing a byte comparison (or wint_t comparison) of C1 and C2
	  as required by Posix interp 948 (charcmp_wc takes care of the
	  behavior of FORCECOLL)
	- collequiv_wc: call charcmp_wc instead of rangecmp_wc
	- charcmp: character comparison code from rangecmp
	- rangecmp: call charcmp and impose total ordering as required by
	  Posix interp 948
	- collequiv: call charcmp instead of rangecmp
	- _fnmatch_fallback: ASCII version of fallback for equivalence classes
	  when there are no multibyte characters in the pattern; just calls
	  fnmatch with a reconstructed equivalence class pattern
	- collequiv: call _fnmatch_fallback if charcmp returns non-zero and
	  the configure check indicates fnmatch has character class support.
	  Fixes issue reported by Harald van Dijk <harald@gigawatt.nl>

				    8/2
				    ---
lib/readline/signals.c
	- _rl_handle_signal: since we're not called in a signal handler context
	  any more, we don't need to explicitly unblock the signal we received
	  so the application's signal handler will get it when we resend the
	  signal to ourselves. It doesn't hurt anything to do it, but we don't
	  have to
	- _rl_handle_signal: Set up a framework for any signals that need to
	  be blocked during cleanup: add the signal to SET (initialized to the
	  existing set of blocked signals) and set BLOCK_SIG to 1. We block
	  that set around the call to rl_cleanup_after_signal().
	- _rl_handle_signal: on AIX, if the signal is SIGHUP, make sure we
	  block SIGHUP while running rl_cleanup_after_signal()

				    8/3
				    ---
jobs.c
	- start_job: don't allow `fg' or `bg' in a command substitution to
	  attempt to start a parent's jobs. Suggested by  O膗z 
	  <oguzismailuysal@gmail.com>

builtins/set.def
	- set_current_options: only call change_flag or SET_BINARY_O_OPTION_VALUE
	  if the value has changed from what is stored in the bitmap, to avoid
	  any side effects from setting the options and save time on any
	  unnecessary function calls. Inspired by report from Grisha Levit
	  <grishalevit@gmail.com>

parse.y
	- xparse_dolparen: before we jump to top level, check whether we are
	  still reading from the string (we might have run all the unwind-
	  protects) and turn off PST_CMDSUBST if we are not. Fixes fuzzing
	  bug reported by Jakub Wilk <jwilk@jwilk.net>

				    8/4
				    ---
subst.c
	- process_substitute: set subshell_environment to include SUBSHELL_ASYNC
	  in the child process, since we passed FORK_ASYNC to make_child. Fixes
	  DEBUG trap problem reported by Jonathan Rascher <jon@bcat.name>

subst.c
	- unlink_all_fifos: new function, just unconditionally closes and
	  unlinks (if using FIFOs) each pipe used for process substitution.
	  There is an open to unblock any child processes sleeping on the
	  FIFO first. Inspired by a suggestion from "CHIGOT, CLEMENT"
	  <clement.chigot@atos.net>

shell.c
	- exit_shell: call unlink_all_fifos() instead of unlink_fifo_list()

sig.c
	- termsig_handler: call unlink_all_fifos() instead of
	  unlink_fifo_list()

				    8/5
				    ---
arrayfunc.c
	- quote_compound_array_list: turn empty strings into '' instead of
	  leaving them unmodified. Fixes bug in changes from 4/29 reported
	  by andy_bash <andy_bash@objectmail.com>

				   8/10
				   ----
bashline.c
	- edit_and_execute_command,bash_execute_unix_command: restore the bash
	  signal handlers before running parse_and_execute() so bash will catch
	  and handle signals, instead of letting readline catch them without
	  any opportunity to run _rl_handle_signal(). Fixes bug reported by
	  Stan Marsh <gazelle@xmission.com>

				   8/11
				   ----
builtins/fc.def
	- fc_gethnum: return HIST_INVALID for -0 if not in listing mode
	- fc_builtin: throw an out-of-range error if histbeg or histend gets
	  set to HIST_INVALID
	- fc_builtin: don't throw errors for other out-of-range history
	  specifications, clamp them at the beginning or end of the history
	  list, as appropriate, per POSIX. Report and fix from Martijn Dekker
	  <martijn@inlv.org>

				   8/12
				   ----
builtins/fc.def
	- fc_gethnum: return HIST_NOTFOUND (new error) if the string is not a
	  number and doesn't correspond to any command in the history list
	- fc_builtin: print a "no command found" error message if fc_gethnum
	  returns HIST_NOTFOUND

				   8/14
				   ----
flags.c
	- no_invisible_vars: removed undocumented `-I' flag

{flags,variables}.c,flags.h,builtins/{declare,setattr.def}
	- no_invisible_vars: remove all references

command.h
	- PF_ALLINDS: new flag, means to expand an array variable name without
	  a subscript as if it were subscripted by `@' instead of `0'

subst.c
	- parameter_brace_expand_word: if PFLAGS contains PF_ALLINDS, expand
	  an array variable name as if it were subscripted by "@" instead of
	  0/"0": a string with the element values separated by " ". Little
	  nuance; we're just interested in whether or not there are any
	  values at all
	- parameter_brace_expand: if we are expanding something like ${foo@a},
	  pass PF_ALLINDS to parameter_brace_expand_word and
	  parameter_brace_expand_indir so we don't get tripped up on `nounset'
	  if foo has an assigned subscript other than 0/"0". Inspired by a
	  report from Andrew Neff <andrew.neff@visionsystemsinc.com>

				   8/17
				   ----
bashhist.c
	- bash_add_history,maybe_add_history: don't need to call shell_comment
	  if we are in the middle of adding a here-document, since it may
	  call the parser recursively on data that is not guaranteed to be
	  valid input. From a report by Hyunho Cho <mug896@gmail.com>

				   8/24
				   ----
lib/readline/complete.c
	- compare_match: compare TEXT from the line buffer and MATCH, a
	  possible completion for TEXT, after dequoting TEXT if necessary
	- rl_complete_internal,rl_menu_complete : if show-all-if-unmodified is
	  set, use compare_match instead of a straight strcmp to determine if
	  the match has changed the text to complete, so we can use it for
	  filenames that require quoting. Report and pointer to fix from
	  Abon B <gnuabonbon@gmail.com>

				   8/25
				   ----
eval.c
	- execute_prompt_command: PROMPT_COMMAND can now be an array, subsuming
	  PROMPT_COMMANDS, which bash no longer looks for. Prompted by a
	  suggestion from Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   8/26
				   ----
builtins/fc.def
	- fc_gethnum: now takes a flags word as the third argument, with two
	  current flag values: HN_LISTING, which means we are listing history
	  entries, and HN_FIRST, which means we are parsing the first in a
	  first,last range of history entries
	- fc_gethnum: if we have a number >= 0, and it's out of range, return
	  different values (0 or last history) depending on whether we are
	  parsing the first or last in a range argument. Based on a report from
	  Martijn Dekker <martijn@inlv.org>

				   8/31
				   ----
parse.y
	- grammar: call handle_eof_input_unit from the eof-after-error
	  production only from interactive top-level shells, so a syntax error
	  in `eval' doesn't exit an interactive shell. Report and fix from
	  Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

bashline.c
	- bash_execute_unix_command: if we call parse_and_execute with allocated
	  memory, make sure not to include SEVAL_NOFREE in the flags so it will
	  free that command string before returning. Report and fix from
	  Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

array.[ch]
	- array_to_argv: now takes a second argument: COUNTP; returns the number
	  of elements stored in the strvec
	- array_to_argv: don't store array elements with null values; it makes
	  it hard for callers to walk the whole array reliably

pcomplete.c
	- gen_shell_function_matches: change call to array_to_argv

array.h
	- execute_array_command: now takes the entire ARRAY * as the first
	  parameter

eval.c
	- execute_array_command: now takes the entire array, puts the elements
	  into a strvec, and executes each element of the strvevc as a command.
	  This protects against a command from PROMPT_COMMAND[n] unsetting the
	  corresponding element of PROMPT_COMMAND.
	  From a report from Koichi Murase <myoga.murase@gmail.com>

				    9/7
				    ---
[bash-5.1-beta frozen]

				    9/8
				    ---
lib/readline/display.c
	- _rl_update_final: don't bother doing anything if the line structures
	  have not been initialized. Report and fix from gary@catalyst.net.nz

variables.c
	- get_histcmd: perform the same adjustment as in prompt_history_number;
	  make sure to subtract one if we're doing this while executing a
	  command that has already been saved to the history list. Inspired
	  by a report from L A Walsh <bash@tlinx.org>

				   9/14
				   ----
aclocal.m4
	- BASH_STRUCT_WEXITSTATUS_OFFSET: fix typo in loop condition reported
	  by Andreas K. H眉ttel <dilfridge@gentoo.org>

syntax.h
	- slashify_in_here_document: restore previous value that doesn't
	  include double quote, since it's only special in certain cases

subst.c
	- expand_word_internal: when processing backslash-double quote inside
	  a ${...} construct inside a here documemt, treat it the same as if
	  it were double-quoted, as posix says. Fixes report from
	  Andreas Schwab <schwab@linux-m68k.org>

				   9/15
				   ----
support/signames.c
	- added a number of more esoteric signal names from AIX and Solaris

parse.y
	- report_syntax_error: make sure that the exit status is only set to
	  one of the special builtin exit statuses if we are really executing
	  a builtin here, not just if parse_and_execute_level > 0. Reported by
	  Rob Landley <rob@landley.net>

execute_cmd.c
	- EX_BADSYNTAX: make sure that gets translated into EX_BADUSAGE (2)
	- execute_simple_command: if a function returns a value greater than
	  EX_SHERRBASE, use builtin_status to translate it, as if a builtin
	  were being executed
	- builtin_status: make sure a status > EX_SHERRBASE gets translated to
	  EXECUTION_FAILURE

				   9/21
				   ----
subst.c
	- process_substitute: set up input from /dev/null (standard for an
	  asynchronous process) only if the shell is interactive and reading
	  input from the terminal. This allows scripts to use process
	  substitution to filter stdin. From a report from
	  Andreas Schwab <schwab@linux-m68k.org>

				   9/23
				   ----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- ENV: a couple of changes clarifying that it's only used when an
	  interactive shell is started in posix mode. Report from
	  Reuben Thomas <rrt@sc3d.org>

examples/loadables/asort.c
	- asort: loadable builtin to sort an array. Contributed by
	  Geir Hauge <geir.hauge@gmail.com>

				   10/1
				   ----

[bash-5.1-rc1 frozen]

				   10/7
				   ----
subst.c
	- process_substitute: try it without setting the stdin for a process
	  substitution started from an interactive shell to /dev/null. We will
	  have to see if this causes problems like those reported back in
	  9/2019 by Grisha Levit. From a report by Hyunho Cho <mug896@gmail.com>

lib/readline/terminal.c
	- _rl_init_terminal_io: if the terminal is unknown, disable bracketed
	  paste on the assumption it can't handle the enable/disable escape
	  sequences

				   10/8
				   ----
lib/readline/terminal.c
	- _rl_init_terminal_io: if the terminal name is "dumb", disable
	  bracketed paste mode. Suggested by
	  Andreas Schwab <schwab@linux-m68k.org>

				   10/13
				   -----
trap.[ch]
	- set_trap_state: new function to allow other signal handlers to set
	  the internal state that trap_handler would set to note that the
	  shell received a trapped signal. Used by sigint_sighandler().

sig.c
	- sigint_sighandler: call set_trap_state to set the pending trap state
	  for SIGINT if trap_handler is not called. Needed because
	  throw_to_top_level now checks whether a signal is pending before
	  running the trap (change from 4/2020)

builtins/trap.def
	- trap_builtin: if the shell is interactive (interactive_shell != 0)
	  but running something like PROMPT_COMMAND that sets
	  parse_and_execute_level > 0 but interactive == 0, make sure to set
	  the signal handler to the default interactive shell SIGINT handler
	  (sigint_sighandler) instead of the default non-interactive one.
	  Fixes bug reported by Daniel Farina <daniel@fdr.io> with a hint
	  from felix <felix@f-hauri.ch>

				   10/26
				   -----

lib/readline/{readline.c,rlprivate.h}
	- _rl_enable_active_region: new variable, mirrors value of
	  _rl_enable_bracketed_paste
	- BRACKETED_PASTE_DEFAULT: new define, default initial value of
	  _rl_enable_bracketed_paste and _rl_enable_active_region

lib/readline/bind.c
	- hack_special_boolean_var: make sure that _rl_enable_active_region
	  is set appropriately when "enable-bracketed-paste" is modified

lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: make sure that we activate the mark on finding
	  the search string only if _rl_enable_active_region is non-zero, even
	  if bracketed paste is enabled

lib/readline/search.c
	- noninc_dosearch: make sure that we activate the mark on finding
	  the search string only if _rl_enable_active_region is non-zero, even
	  if bracketed paste is enabled

lib/readline/kill.c
	- rl_bracketed_paste_begin: make sure we activate the mark only if
	  _rl_enable_active_region is enabled

lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: the requirement for number of available unread
	  characters (bytes) to trigger the bracketed paste test is now
	  BRACK_PASTE_SLEN-1, like for non-incremental searches

				   10/29
				   -----

doc/bash.1,lib/readline/rluser.texi
	- enable-bracketed-paste: change to note the the current default is `On'

				   10/30
				   -----
lib/glob/glob.c
	- wdequote_pathname: if wcsrtombs fails, make sure to check whether it
	  leaves wpathname set to a non-NULL value before checking whether or
	  not *wpathname is a null character (indicating an incomplete
	  conversion). Fixes https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=972286
	  with an assist from Bernhard 脺belacker <bernhardu@mailbox.org>

				   11/1
				   ----
lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: when checking whether the current character is
	  one of the isearch `opcodes', only check the multibyte character
	  member of CXT if we're currently running in a multibyte locale. Don't
	  assume that other parts of the code will set mb[0] = c and mb[1] = 0.
	  Report from Detlef Vollmann <dv@vollmann.ch>

[bash-5.1-rc2 frozen]

				   11/10
				   -----
lib/readline/isearch.c
	- _rl_isearch_dispatch: if we are aborting the search, make sure to
	  call _rl_fix_point and to make sure the point and mark are less
	  than the new rl_end, in case they got out of sync. Report and fix
	  from Tillmann Osswald <tosswald@ernw.de>

test.c
	- unary_test: assume the argument has already been expanded (the code
	  paths for [[ and [ expand it) and add AV_NOEXPAND to the flags passed
	  to array_value if assoc_expand_once is enabled. Prompted by a report
	  from Greg Wooledge <wooledg@eeg.ccf.org>

[bash-5.1-rc3 frozen]

				   11/18
				   -----
doc/{bash.1,bashref.texi}
	- small tweaks to the ulimit description to make it more consistent with
	  the Posix standard's terminology

				   12/4
				   ----

[bash-5.1-release frozen]