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Releases

just-bash@3.0.2

Patch Changes

• #256 75d8dfd Thanks @Hazzng! - js-exec: fix Buffer shim correctness — ascii encode now uses & 0xff (not & 0x7f), consolidate latin1/ascii into shared _rawEncode, fix Buffer.from(ArrayBuffer, offset, length), throw on invalid byteLength input, clamp negative toString start, throw RangeError for out-of-range write offset

• #239 1369b77 Thanks @trieloff! - curl: interpret @file for -d/--data, --data-binary, and --data-urlencode

  Real curl reads file contents when these flags are passed @filename:

  • -d @file / --data @file — read file contents, strip CR/LF.
  • --data-binary @file — read file contents verbatim (newlines preserved).
  • --data-urlencode @file — read file, URL-encode the contents.
  • --data-urlencode name@file — prefix the URL-encoded contents with name=.

  just-bash's curl previously passed @filename through verbatim as the HTTP body. Posting JSON or any non-trivial payload via curl --data-binary @payload.json https://… sent the literal string @payload.json instead of the file. The new behavior matches upstream curl; --data-raw keeps the documented "no @ interpretation" semantics.

• #262 4ece258 Thanks @chernetsov! - parser: don't treat quotes inside a heredoc body as shell quotes when finding the end of a command substitution

  A command substitution whose body contained a heredoc with an unbalanced quote in its body — most commonly an apostrophe in literal prose, e.g. June's — failed to parse with bash: syntax error: ... unexpected EOF while looking for matching ')':

  OUT=$(cat <<'SCRIPT'
  June's moon
  SCRIPT
  )

  Both the lexer's $(...) word scanner and the substitution boundary scanner walked into the heredoc body and applied shell quote tracking to it. The ' in June's opened a single-quoted string that never closed, so the closing ) was swallowed and the scan ran to EOF. In bash a heredoc body is literal text and must be skipped wholesale when locating the substitution boundary.

  Both scanners are now heredoc-aware: when scanning a $(...) they recognize << / <<- operators (but not the <<< here-string), capture the possibly-quoted delimiter, and skip the heredoc body lines literally — without quote or paren tracking — up to the terminator. Multiple heredocs on one line and tab-stripping (<<-) are handled. This fixes the common pattern of capturing the output of a connector/CLI invocation that is fed a heredoc script containing apostrophes, backticks, or parentheses.

  The heredoc scan also tracks arithmetic ((...)) nesting so a << left-shift inside $((...)) (or a nested arithmetic expansion) is not mistaken for a heredoc opener — previously a multi-line arithmetic expansion containing a shift, e.g. $((\n1 << 2\n)), had its closing )) swallowed by spurious body-skipping.

• #248 d64009a Thanks @Hazzng! - perf(grep): up to 14.5× speedup via preFilter extensions and matcher reuse.

  Anchored alternation patterns like ^def \|^async def now extract literal needles (stripping outer ^/$), enabling the String.indexOf fast-path. Files with no matching needle are rejected before split("\n"), skipping RE2 entirely. acquireMatcher() extended to match(), replace(), search(), and matchAll() to reduce GC pressure across awk/sed hot-paths.

• #261 c9904de Thanks @chernetsov! - set: support a bundled -o/+o long option inside a short-flag cluster (e.g. set -euo pipefail)

  The set builtin previously rejected set -euo pipefail with bash: set: -o: invalid option, because it parsed each character after the - as an independent short flag and has no o short flag. -o was only honored as its own token (set -eu -o pipefail).

  This is the canonical "bash strict mode" idiom and is extremely common in generated scripts, so the whole script would abort on its first line.

  set now matches bash: an o inside a cluster consumes the next word as its long-option name, and the remaining characters keep being parsed as short flags. So set -euo pipefail is equivalent to set -e -u -o pipefail, set -oe pipefail enables both pipefail and errexit, trailing words become positional parameters, and +-clusters (set +euo pipefail) disable the options. An invalid bundled name (set -euo bogus) still reports invalid option name, and an o with no following argument falls back to the standalone -o/+o listing.

@just-bash/executor@1.0.3

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [75d8dfd, 1369b77, 4ece258, d64009a, c9904de]:
  • just-bash@3.0.2

executor-tools-example@1.0.4

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [75d8dfd, 1369b77, 4ece258, d64009a, c9904de]:
  • just-bash@3.0.2
  • @just-bash/executor@1.0.3

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