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Description of problem: In some cases the sort sorts incorrectly Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1.(echo "./Invoice.m4"; echo "./Invoice.java"; echo "./InvoiceLine.m4"; echo "./InvoiceLine.java") | sort 2. 3. Actual results: ./Invoice.java ./InvoiceLine.java ./InvoiceLine.m4 ./Invoice.m4 Expected results: ./Invoice.java ./Invoice.m4 ./InvoiceLine.java ./InvoiceLine.m4 Additional info: Curious issue, not critical but I am sure it shows up other places. And NO, I am not sure what component to file this against.
For the record, I have access to other Linux and Unix boxes: Ubuntu, Suse and Fedora are all consistently WRONG Only Solaris did this command right.
Hi Ray, > And NO, I am not sure what component to file this against. You can use trick: $ rpm -qf $(which sort) coreutils-8.25-6.fc24.x86_64
Thanks, duly noted and thanks again for re-directing where it should be filed.
For your locale the '.' is ignored, thus causing the confusion. You can make the '.' significant with --version-sort or by using `LC_ALL=C sort`
Wow, OK - that goes against everything I know about English and the way the Dictionary is done!!!!! But your change works.