Closed maxexcloo closed 6 months ago
This was built like this so the output can be redirected for other programs to use. Speculatively perhaps, because as far as I know no one's actually using Retool this way...
If you can tell me what you're trying to do and provide me with a step-by-step to reproduce (I'm not very familiar with non-interactive shells and their purposes), I can take a look and see if this can be accommodated. At first glance it looks like a conditional to override the STDOUT
output if --output
is specified, and a check to make sure the request is coming from the CLI version might be enough.
I'm trying to run it as a cron job - basically the tool runs every day and updates/cleans up my DAT files. For now I just manually removed that check and all is well for me.
Maybe it could check if --output
is used? If used output to file as normal, if not output to STDOUT.
Maybe it could check if --output is used? If used output to file as normal, if not output to STDOUT.
At first glance it looks like a conditional to override the STDOUT output if --output is specified, and a check to make sure the request is coming from the CLI version might be enough.
Looks like we're aligned then. I'll take a look when time allows.
Changed in v2.03.4.
Describe the bug When running the script non interactively file outputs are not respected.
To reproduce Run retool non-interactively, the script will output the DAT files to the stdout instead of a file.
Expected behavior If
--output
is used, output to file.Operating system macOS
Retool edition retool.py
Retool version v2.03.3
Additional context The problem lies in these two sections: https://github.com/unexpectedpanda/retool/blob/ea67f7ab02b9396d3e0a4f7b44a71910db286235/modules/config.py#L181-L182 https://github.com/unexpectedpanda/retool/blob/ea67f7ab02b9396d3e0a4f7b44a71910db286235/modules/output.py#L539-L546