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- This will run with (for example with bash) `bash -l -c kernel-cmd`,
so that we get a clean user shell. It could be combined with
`--norc` to avoid user RC files.
- This requires adjusting tests some, since this mode works
fundamentally differently: it sets the kernel to directly invoke
`bash -l`, instead of invoking envkernel to do something.
- Some extra login for splitting the envkernel 'ek' options from the
kernel 'k' options.
- Excluding loginshell from running on some of the tests, which
fundamentally work differently.
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This will run with (for example with bash)
bash -l -c kernel-cmd,so that we get a clean user shell. It could be combined with
--norcto avoid user RC files.This requires adjusting tests some, since this mode works
fundamentally differently: it sets the kernel to directly invoke
bash -l, instead of invoking envkernel to do something.Some extra login for splitting the envkernel 'ek' options from the
kernel 'k' options.
Excluding loginshell from running on some of the tests, which
fundamentally work differently.