Fix multiprocess mode pipes to use io.write() #252
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…w file descriptor on /dev/stdout and /dev/stderr
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Tysm @jdrouhard for once again being amazing! Minor changes: I removed the I think this should be good now! |
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Instead of opening a new file descriptor on /dev/stdout and /dev/stderr, simply use builtin io module.
MacOS in particular doesn't seem to like processes opening /dev/stdout and /dev/stderr. Or at the very least there are some hidden nuances there that aren't actually necessary since Lua's builtin io module can already take care of writing to the pre-opened stdout and stderr file descriptors.
Fixes #251 and possibly #248