Hi GNU-Team,
While going through the command for “Copying
File” in Unix and executing the same, I found one good enhancement for the
command : $ cp -i <file-name> <target-folder or
target-path>.
Bug Report :-
Type :
Enhancement
Description : Final status
needs to be displayed for the specified command.
Precondition : File with the
same name is already present in the target folder or target path.
Steps to reproduce
:
1. Open the terminal and type the command - $
cp -i <file-name> <target-folder or target-path>.
file-name – Name
of the file to be copied.
target-folder – Name of
the target folder for copying the file.
target-path – Name
of the target path for copying the file.
2. Type “y” for the warning message : “cp:
overwrite ... ?”.
Actual result : Final status
for the copy not displayed.
Expected result : As the
command is an interactive command, it should display a final status message in
the terminal to the user whether the file is actually overwritten or not.
Example of the final status message
:
1. If user type “y” for the warning message,
final status message can be : “File is successfully overwritten”.
2. If user type “other than y” for the warning
message, final status message can be : “File is not
overwritten”.
Thanks and
regards
Sitam
Jana
QA Engineer
Mindfire
Solutions
Bhubaneswar, India