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I'm using Sultan for an automated installation script internally.
I would always like to see the output. Now I do that like this:
r = s.sh('./configure').run() print('\n'.join(r.stdout))
But I have a lot of commands. Can I configure that as a constructor parameter or something?
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Unfortunately, this is the best way to do it. You can play with the syntax like this, if you want a one liner:
s.sh('./configure').run().print_stdout()
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I'm using Sultan for an automated installation script internally.
I would always like to see the output. Now I do that like this:
But I have a lot of commands. Can I configure that as a constructor parameter or something?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: