run --interactive

[felixlohmeier]

bash --rcfile <(
history -a
set +o history
cat ~/.bashrc
cat << 'EOF'
PS1="(orcli) [\u@\h \W]\$ "
eval "$(orcli completions)"
echo '================================================================'
echo 'Interactive Bash shell with OpenRefine running in the background'
echo 'Use the "orcli" command and tab completion to control OpenRefine'
echo 'Type "history -a FILE" to write out your session history'
echo 'Type "exit" or CTRL-D to destroy temporary OpenRefine workspace'
echo '================================================================'
EOF
set -o history
) -i

[felixlohmeier]

on reconsideration, the flag --interactive seems more precise than --debug. In addition, a forced default interactive mode is probably counterproductive, because it can lead to a hang up in automatic processes.