Koichi Murase

Thank you for the information. Mine is this: ```console $ locale LANG= LC_CTYPE="ja_JP.UTF-8" LC_NUMERIC="C.UTF-8" LC_TIME="C.UTF-8" LC_COLLATE="C.UTF-8" LC_MONETARY="C.UTF-8" LC_MESSAGES="C.UTF-8" LC_ALL= ``` I tried changing all locale categories to be `C.UTF-8`, but...

OK, thank you for the information. In my case, `LANG` is unset by default. ```console $ declare -p LANG bash: declare: LANG: not found ``` In my environment, the problem...

> ``` > [170226 bob@iron 1;~/tmp2]$ touch bar > [170232 bob@iron 1;~/tmp2]$ 7z a bar ../tmp1/tmpblah > ... > [170309 bob@iron 1;~/tmp2]$ ls > bar bar.7z tmpblah > ``` >...

> _Lots_ of programs are like this, _especially_ in the *nix world. I agree that filenames can have an arbitrary name (and the filename extension doesn't matter) with Unix programs....

There was a duplicate request at #1384, which was about the fallback filename completion for the general command.

The problem doesn't happen in my environment. > it happend again, it worked okay at first then it happend again today. Does that mean the problem doesn't always happen, but...

> No, I reinstalled my laptop and the first couple of hours it worked, but then again I got the same problem. Cd not working everywhere, and there is no...

Thank you. The setup seems to be normal. Within the environment where `cd` doesn't work, could you provide the result of the following command? (Please replace `somedir` with a path...

Thanks. Hmm, but I cannot tell what is happening in the problematic case from the results in the working case.

We'd probably merge the code for the container information with #683.