Spawn options for sh #138
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Given:
env = {
'MESSAGE' => 'hello world',
}
sh env, "echo $MESSAGE"
Previously `rake -t` would output:
{"MESSAGE"=>"hello world"} echo $MESSAGE
Now it outputs:
MESSAGE=hello world echo $MESSAGE
This allows any option spawn takes along with rake's special noop: and verbose:.
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I am excite! |
JRuby does not yet support spawn options sent to system so skip these tests.
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Looks good. I'm going to release this at Rake 11.2.0. |
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This allows any spawn option to be used with
sh.This also improves the printed command output when an ENV hash is supplied.