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output is not saved when using self.run() with win_bash=True #5670
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You are right, it is actually written in the sources as a conan/conans/model/conan_file.py Line 260 in c15779c
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That's interesting. I'll invetigate on this FIXME. |
Thanks @nicememory, if you need any help, just tell us. And fee free to reach us in slack too 😊 |
I haven't used slack, how to use it? |
Slack is an application like the old IRC, there is one C++ community with people all over the world (http://cpplang.slack.com) with many channels to talk about different C++ topics. There is one channel dedicated to |
Could you invite me to the cpplang workspace? My email is nicememory@gmail.com |
Closing this ticket as outdated, the output system has been fully revamped in Conan 2.0, please create new tickets if necessary, thanks! |
To help us debug your issue please explain:
Using Conan version 1.18.1 on Windows. Running conan from the git bash shell that comes with the Windows git installation.
I'm packaging up some tools to use in our Conan infrastructure. As part of our test_package I like to run the tool to just verify the tool was added to the PATH correctly and can be run. One test I do is run a tool with
--version
to check that the version packaged was the one intended.What I'm having trouble with is conan doesn't seem to capture STDOUT when callign tools using
self.run()
whenwin_bash=True
).So something like this doesn't actually work:
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