How to deal with return codes
See original GitHub issuePerhaps I miss something easy.
But I could not see how I would deal with return codes > 0, i.e a command I issue returns an error. Example: ~'cat /etc/shadow
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I could possibly change the syntax of the return btw:
output, stderr_output, return_code = ~'...'
You would be able to get each one of the values by using 1, 2 or 3 values on the left hand side respectively. Does this syntax seem worth adding?
Thanks for your quick answer.I think it would be great to have stdout, stderr and return code which would give maximum flexibility.