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There are many situations when you want all commands associated with a specific execution system to use the same default working directory, environment, prefix (sudo -u user, bash -c), or other properties. Ideally, this will be a provider-type interface that can compute values dynamically (e.g. refresh the environment by executing bash -l -c env). This leads to some complications with recursive execution, but they should be solvable.
This might relate to a larger issue of better exposing the various options that can be passed to systems when they are constructed.
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There are many situations when you want all commands associated with a specific execution system to use the same default working directory, environment, prefix (
sudo -u user
,bash -c
), or other properties. Ideally, this will be a provider-type interface that can compute values dynamically (e.g. refresh the environment by executingbash -l -c env
). This leads to some complications with recursive execution, but they should be solvable.This might relate to a larger issue of better exposing the various options that can be passed to systems when they are constructed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: