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Hi,
first for all, I want to say GREAT THANKS YOU for cool, simple and elegant tool!
I've been looking for a long time way to rewrite some complex bash scripts in python, but every time I frustrated due missing simple and convenient way to use something cool things from bash like pipes and other things. Code on python in this case was bloated and inconvenient to write and use.
Your tool changed the things for me! Thank you!
About issue:
Some commands working well with interactive input.
E.g. next commends working well - it stops script :
bash("sudo echo hello")
bash("ssh user@server")
But by some reason next command not enter into interactive mode:
bash("read answer")
In pure bash read answer working well.
I'm not strong in shell and terminal deep interaction mechanics, especially with python layer.
But I think these command use different mechanisms to enter to interactive mode.
Version of python bash package:
$ pip show bash
Name: bash
Version: 0.6
...
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Hi,
first for all, I want to say GREAT THANKS YOU for cool, simple and elegant tool!
I've been looking for a long time way to rewrite some complex bash scripts in python, but every time I frustrated due missing simple and convenient way to use something cool things from bash like pipes and other things. Code on python in this case was bloated and inconvenient to write and use.
Your tool changed the things for me! Thank you!
About issue:
Some commands working well with interactive input.
E.g. next commends working well - it stops script :
bash("sudo echo hello")
bash("ssh user@server")
But by some reason next command not enter into interactive mode:
bash("read answer")
In pure bash
read answer
working well.I'm not strong in shell and terminal deep interaction mechanics, especially with python layer.
But I think these command use different mechanisms to enter to interactive mode.
Version of python
bash
package:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: