Is there a good way to handle cases where the child executes a command that doesn't exit as expected?
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timid pecan
clever wigeon
Is there a good way to handle cases where the child executes a command that does...
If you're using .status(), check the ExitStatus (https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/process/struct.ExitStatus.html) that it returns.
If using .output(), the Output struct has a Status field with the exit status.
If using .spawn(), the Child struct it returns has wait and try_wait, which both return the exit status
timid pecan
But what I’m wondering is if the command executed in the child process doesn’t indicate it’s exited with this error (or in the user’s environment).
slow vale
But what I’m wondering is if the command executed in the child process doesn’t i...
one way would be parsing the output of python --version I guess, but a success return code in the case where python isn't installed is very weird
clever wigeon
A setup where python is a valid command and not python sounds really weird
timid pecan
I think fleshing out huak::env::system will help catch a lot of this, so the usually robustness work, but yea figuring out how to handle a sub process that doesn’t exit is definitely on my agenda.