Output streaming works pretty well in case of the download_level1 module (here).
For the generate_ard module on the other hand (here), it not only doesn't work, but also results in the module to get stuck after a short while because all processes end up as zombie processes:
This problem was fixed by just setting stream=False (which is also the default... ), as spython is handling the creation of subprocesses differently when this option is used. Relevant lines are here.
Output streaming works pretty well in case of the download_level1 module (here). For the generate_ard module on the other hand (here), it not only doesn't work, but also results in the module to get stuck after a short while because all processes end up as zombie processes:
This problem was fixed by just setting
stream=False(which is also the default... ), asspythonis handling the creation of subprocesses differently when this option is used. Relevant lines are here.It would be nice to figure out a working alternative in the future. Might be possible to solve by using
subprocessdirectly instead of usingspythonin this case. This thread might be a good starting point: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4417546/constantly-print-subprocess-output-while-process-is-running