Drain stdout pipe while command is running #614
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@f-meloni Could you review this when you have a chance? |
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| task.waitUntilExit() |
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Would you still receive all the text output coming from the executed shell command after this change?
Given we are reading before the task ends
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We're calling readDataToEndOfFile() so we'll get the entire output of the command from the pipe before continuing to task.waitUntilExit(), which I assume will basically immediately complete at that point.
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@f-meloni does that seem correct?
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One of the commands we called as part of a Danger plugin ended up generating more output that the
Pipe's buffer could hold. This resulted in Danger locking up and blocking CI.This change moves reading from stdin to before the task has exited so that the
Pipedoes not get too full.You can test this change will the following code:
I thought about adding a test, but if the test were to ever go wrong it would lock up CI instead of failing