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bug#31472: tsort reporting false loop in input. unix2dos fixes the probl
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Ivan Ivanov |
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bug#31472: tsort reporting false loop in input. unix2dos fixes the problem. |
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Wed, 16 May 2018 14:15:02 +0300 |
Hi again,
I've digged more into this, and I found that unix2dos doesn't fix
the problem, but just masks the tsort behaviour.
If you point the tsort result into a file, you will notice, that tsort
breaks some of the newline chars. The input file seems to be ok.
I am still looking into this, but I am now a little bit suspicious if
this is really a tsort bug.
If I find something useful, I will share it.
Ivan Ivanov
На Wed, 16 May 2018 12:23:12 +0300
Ivan Ivanov <address@hidden> написа:
> Hi all,
>
> tsort is reporting loop in my input file, but the loop doesn't exist
> really.
>
> I have checked this manually, examining the contents of the file,
> related to the reported loop.
>
> Further more, if I run the input file trhough unix2dos – it works, so
> I suspect some strange problem with the unix newlines.
>
> The input file is generated with python script on the Ubuntu 16.04.3
> so all newlines should be the same.
>
> Test environments (acting the same way):
> ---------------------------------------
>
> Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
> tsort (coreutils) 8.25
>
> and
>
> Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch)
> tsort (coreutils) 8.26
>
>
> Reproduction steps:
> ---------------------------------------
> $ unxz for-tsort-bug-example.txt.xz
> $ tsort for-tsort-bug-example.txt > /dev/null
>
> the above command should produce:
> tsort: for-tsort-bug-example.txt: input contains a loop:
> tsort: 15731101
> tsort: 15731102
>
> $ cat for-tsort-bug-example.txt | unix2dos | tsort > /dev/null
>
> should exit properly.
>
> You may choose to first convert the file and than call tsort and it
> will exit properly again:
> $ unix2dos for-tsort-bug-example.txt
> $ tsort for-tsort-bug-example.txt > /dev/null
>
> If you have further questions to investigate the issue, feel free to
> write back!
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Ivan Ivanov