feat(iroh): Add --log-fd flag on unix #2011
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This allows you to write log output to a specific filedescriptor in the shell: iroh --log-fd 3 ... 3>some/file.log Thus not interfering with normal stdout and stderr output and getting the full functionality of this.
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## Description This allows you to write log output to a specific filedescriptor in the shell: iroh --log-fd 3 ... 3>some/file.log Thus not interfering with normal stdout and stderr output and getting the full functionality of this. ## Notes & open questions This is splitting off some peripheral stuff from n0-computer#1984 ## Change checklist - [x] Self-review. - [x] Documentation updates if relevant.
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Description
This allows you to write log output to a specific filedescriptor in
the shell: iroh --log-fd 3 ... 3>some/file.log
Thus not interfering with normal stdout and stderr output and getting
the full functionality of this.
Notes & open questions
This is splitting off some peripheral stuff from
#1984
Change checklist