Multiple shell commands in pipenv script

Scripts should allow multiple shell commands to be run as one “script”. Both Yarn and npm allow this. Currently, if you try to do this:

[scripts]
foo = "echo 'bar' && echo 'baz'"

it will result in bar && echo baz. You can sidestep this issue by doing something like

[scripts]
foo = "bash -c \"echo 'bar' && echo 'baz'\""

but

1. that’s a bit inconvenient
2. it isn’t a cross-platform solution (it won’t work on Windows)

The use case that I have is running coverage report after running coverage, but it’s definitely something that would have many general uses.

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Expected result

Running pipenv run foo should result in:

bar
baz

Actual result

Running pipenv run foo results in:

bar && echo baz

Steps to replicate

Create a Pipfile with the following:

[scripts]
foo = "bash -c \"echo 'bar' && echo 'baz'\""

[stevenhair]

Oh, I know - I didn’t mean sound annoyed or brash in my response, it was just a note for future travellers.

[techalchemy]

@stevenhair as a FYI the duplicate tag isn’t really a criticism or a dismissal it’s more for internal note and as a note to other maintainers that we have already hashed this out. Nothing personal, the request is legitimate – it just carries a lot of complexity that we can’t afford to support. Thanks for filing the issue and digging up the reference!