🚀 go-pugleaf

Roy Bixler <roy@sts.com> writes:
"... I don't see any reason why a builtin command
shouldn't do this.  The C shell will even notify you of job completion
after you've typed a carriage return.

"Also, the C shell has a variable called 'notify', which when set, will
asynchronously notify you that your background job is finished.  How
about if Bash had this too?"

Seconded.  Waiting for jobs to complete has been rather bizarre in
bash, especially since the most natural way to see if a job is done is
by typing "jobs", and the command doesn't give correct information.
It would seem that the best place to see if jobs have been completed
would be right before the potential execution of the PROMPT_COMMAND.
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