What are you trying to do?
Weird use-case I'm sure but I have a Dagger pipeline ran using 'go run ./cmd', which prints some data to stdout, which we are writing to a file.
When we use dagger run with this, it doesn't print anything.
Why is this important to you?
There's probably a lot of weird cases where one would want your porgram's stdout to be piped to another program or to be written to a file. We are using it to write down the file paths of objects that are created by the pipeline where other processes will be used to copy them.
How are you currently working around this?
We're just not using 'dagger run' for this at the moment.
I don't necessarily think this is a bug.
What are you trying to do?
Weird use-case I'm sure but I have a Dagger pipeline ran using 'go run ./cmd', which prints some data to stdout, which we are writing to a file.
When we use
dagger runwith this, it doesn't print anything.Why is this important to you?
There's probably a lot of weird cases where one would want your porgram's stdout to be piped to another program or to be written to a file. We are using it to write down the file paths of objects that are created by the pipeline where other processes will be used to copy them.
How are you currently working around this?
We're just not using 'dagger run' for this at the moment.
I don't necessarily think this is a bug.