If we start the ipfs daemon and it never prints the "ready" line, we hang.
Use a timeout, like five seconds.
There's a very easy way to repro; place an executable shell script called ipfs in the same place where go-ipfs-desktop is run from. The script can just be a sleep 1000.
If we start the ipfs daemon and it never prints the "ready" line, we hang.
Use a timeout, like five seconds.
There's a very easy way to repro; place an executable shell script called
ipfs
in the same place wherego-ipfs-desktop
is run from. The script can just be asleep 1000
.