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Hi!
I need to run several commands in a row. Now, I do it like this:
fn install_code_extension() -> Result<()> { execute!(r" cd code npm install ")?; execute!(r" cd code ./node_modules/vsce/out/vsce package ")?; execute!(r" cd code code --install-extension ./libsyntax-rust-0.0.1.vsix ")?; Ok(()) }
It would be really sweat if I was able to just
execute!(r" cd code npm install ./node_modules/vsce/out/vsce package code --install-extension ./libsyntax-rust-0.0.1.vsix ")?;
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I think this is mostly addressed by sh_execute!() right? Or do you specifically want to avoid a shell?
sh_execute!()
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Yeah, the original motivation was to avoid the shell (as this thing needs to be cross-platform), but I've switched to this monstrosity since.
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Hi!
I need to run several commands in a row. Now, I do it like this:
It would be really sweat if I was able to just
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: