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This is a bug, thanks for reporting. On the file src/bin/sage, there is a condition:

if [[ "$1" =~ "--notebook="* || "$1" =~ "-n="* || "$1" =~ "-notebook="* ]]; then
    sage-cleaner &>/dev/null &
    exec sage-notebook "$@"
fi

The problem is that it is accepted if -n is part of the variable $1, not only a prefix, as you can check with:

$ A='aze-naze'
$ if [[ "$A" =~ "-n="* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

Note that the = is also not taken into account.

This is a bug, thanks for reporting. On the file src/bin/sage, there is a condition:

if [[ "$1" =~ "--notebook="* || "$1" =~ "-n="* || "$1" =~ "-notebook="* ]]; then
    sage-cleaner &>/dev/null &
    exec sage-notebook "$@"
fi

The problem is that it is accepted if -n is part of the variable $1, not only a prefix, as you can check with:

$ A='aze-naze'
$ if [[ "$A" =~ "-n="* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

Note that the = is also not taken into account.

This is a bug, thanks for reporting. On the file src/bin/sage, there is a condition:

if [[ "$1" =~ "--notebook="* || "$1" =~ "-n="* || "$1" =~ "-notebook="* ]]; then
    sage-cleaner &>/dev/null &
    exec sage-notebook "$@"
fi

The problem is that it is accepted if -n is part of the variable $1, not only a prefix, as you can check with:

$ A='aze-naze'
$ if [[ "$A" =~ "-n="* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

A better solution would be to add a ^ to specify the beginning of the string and use .* instead of *:

$ A='aze-n=aze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
A='-naze'
 
A='-naze'

$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
 
fi

$ A='-n=aze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop
 hop

This is a bug, thanks for reporting. On the file src/bin/sage, there is a condition:

if [[ "$1" =~ "--notebook="* || "$1" =~ "-n="* || "$1" =~ "-notebook="* ]]; then
    sage-cleaner &>/dev/null &
    exec sage-notebook "$@"
fi

The problem is that it is accepted if -n is part of the variable $1, not only a prefix, as you can check with:

$ A='aze-naze'
$ if [[ "$A" =~ "-n="* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

A better solution would be to add a ^ to specify the beginning of the string and use .* instead of *:

$ A='aze-n=aze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
A='-naze'

$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi

$ A='-n=aze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

This is a bug, thanks for reporting. On the file src/bin/sage, there is a condition:

if [[ "$1" =~ "--notebook="* || "$1" =~ "-n="* || "$1" =~ "-notebook="* ]]; then
    sage-cleaner &>/dev/null &
    exec sage-notebook "$@"
fi

The problem is that it is accepted if -n is part of the variable $1, not only a prefix, as you can check with:

$ A='aze-naze'
$ if [[ "$A" =~ "-n="* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

A better solution would be to add a ^ to specify the beginning of the string and use .* instead of *:

$ A='aze-n=aze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
A='-naze'


$A='-naze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi

$ A='-n=aze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

It is reported as trac ticket 17685.

This is a bug, thanks for reporting. On the file src/bin/sage, there is a condition:

if [[ "$1" =~ "--notebook="* || "$1" =~ "-n="* || "$1" =~ "-notebook="* ]]; then
    sage-cleaner &>/dev/null &
    exec sage-notebook "$@"
fi

The problem is that it is accepted if -n is part of the variable $1, not only a prefix, as you can check with:

$ A='aze-naze'
$ if [[ "$A" =~ "-n="* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

A better solution would be to add a ^ to specify the beginning of the string and use .* instead of *:

$ A='aze-n=aze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ^-n=.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi

$A='-naze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ^-n=.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi

$ A='-n=aze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^'-n='.* ^-n=.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

It is reported as trac ticket 17685.

This is a bug, thanks for reporting. On the file src/bin/sage, there is a condition:

if [[ "$1" =~ "--notebook="* || "$1" =~ "-n="* || "$1" =~ "-notebook="* ]]; then
    sage-cleaner &>/dev/null &
    exec sage-notebook "$@"
fi

The problem is that it is accepted if -n is part of the variable $1, not only a prefix, as you can check with:

$ A='aze-naze'
$ if [[ "$A" =~ "-n="* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

A better solution would be to add a ^ to specify the beginning of the string and use .* instead of *:

$ A='aze-n=aze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^-n=.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi

$A='-naze'
$ A='-naze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^-n=.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi

$ A='-n=aze'
$ if [[ $A =~ ^-n=.* ]] ; then echo hop ; fi
hop

It is reported as trac ticket 17685.