Force ls to be a command
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I have no idea why the test fails for macOS; it doesn’t seem related to what I did here. In addition test won’t run on my machine (macOS Catalina) since RVM no longer provides Ruby binary for latest macOS. As a result, there is no way for me to verify whether this (failing test case) is transient. Maybe manually trigger the test again? |
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I have no idea why I created this Pull Request when I already knows #406. Sorry. |
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This forces
lsto be a command. Withoutcommand,lsfunction or alias might affect the output. In my case I aliaslstoexa, which doesn’t support-A(actually I have no idea why-Awas used in the first place).