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The `expect` and `assert` functions both accept `!` as their first argument, which negates the test. However, those functions were putting the `!` into the executed command, which is not correct shell syntax and can cause exrtraneous errors. The `!` is now `shift`ed out of the args and only the tested command is run.
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I was running tests in eth-p/best, where I received errors like the following:
I traced the problem back to this repo, and it looks like the command is being executed with the
!in front of it, which is (I think?) supposed to be syntax for theexpectfunction. I am not sure why this was working before, but at least on Bash version 5.2.15, this causes the error above. When the!isshifted out of the args, the error goes away and all test pass.