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A ~~workaround~~ for the first point is `daudin --shell '/usr/bin/env -S' ` Oh and I noticed that terminating a subprocess eg `sleep 1000` with `Ctrl+c` does work for `--shell='bash -c'`...
I also came across this article, which maybe is also useful for daudin: [Zsh and Fish’s simple but clever trick for highlighting missing linefeeds](https://www.vidarholen.net/contents/blog/?p=878)
Sorry for this sudden agglomeration of ideas. I think in the long run it would be advantageous to factor out the non-interactive code. This would make it far easier to...
That's awesome! Up to now everything worked great!
From a beginner's point of view, who wants to get started with native reason, it's just that a better syntax for an existing ecosystem, so why not stick with dune/opam?...
OK Thanks, I guess for a beginner it's just confusing. On the reasonml site there is yet another workflow https://reasonml.github.io/docs/en/native So it would be easier if there is like in...
Is it possible to call subprocesses directly, without executing the shell `sh -c` ? Thanks!
@chshersh Sure, if I now write ```haskell "sleep" ["1000"] ``` ghci calls `sh -c 'sleep 1000'` instead of execve sleep 1000 without calling the shell. So in your terminal running...
@chshersh No, apart from shell scripts not being portable, and any shell bug, security flaw might also affect the haskell script. Anyway Thanks for the callProcess link! I am on...
I agree, leaving it that simple is certainly an advantage!