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Command::spawn support #2
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Thanks for the feedback,
Yes it's definitely possible and planed but I realized I made a hug
mistake. Even if adding this feature means you can use the library in the
future
there are likely people which can't (or don't want to due to the large
differences).
As such I think it's better to make v0.3.0 a new library so that people
staying on the (minimal but well working) older version are not nudged
to upgrading by the various "outdated crate" detection tools.
So I will yank 0.3.0, publish 0.2.3 with warnings fixed and a note in the
readme and publish 0.3.0 under a new name, soon.
I also will post here once the "spawn" use-case is supported.
…On Mon, Jan 25, 2021 at 9:09 PM Otavio Salvador ***@***.***> wrote:
We have a small library that allows the use of quoted strings and like.
Once you made the 0.3.0 release, I started looking at porting old code to
this. However, I noted the lack of spawn() support. We use this, for
example in:
https://docs.rs/easy_process/0.2.0/easy_process/fn.run_with_stdin.html
Is it possible to add support for it?
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We have a small library that allows the use of quoted strings and like. Once you made the 0.3.0 release, I started looking at porting old code to this. However, I noted the lack of
spawn()
support. We use this, for example in:https://docs.rs/easy_process/0.2.0/easy_process/fn.run_with_stdin.html
Is it possible to add support for it?
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