If a command is routed through bash because it's too long, the fact it's meant to be piped to NUL is forgotten. Ensure the bash command is piped to >/dev/null (with the slightly tedious recovery of the script needed if the command fails).
68 needs to be merged first, because it corrects a magic number in this PR
dra27
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3 years ago
If a command is routed through bash because it's too long, the fact it's meant to be piped to NUL is forgotten. Ensure the bash command is piped to >/dev/null (with the slightly tedious recovery of the script needed if the command fails).
68 needs to be merged first, because it corrects a magic number in this PR