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feat: import CalledProcessError for users of run_command (no merge, nl) #62

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@rhizoome rhizoome commented Mar 3, 2024

chore: fix typing of cmd_args

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@rhizoome rhizoome changed the title feat: import CalledProcessError for users of run_command (no merge) feat: import CalledProcessError for users of run_command (no merge) Mar 3, 2024
@rhizoome rhizoome force-pushed the jlf/feat-import-CalledProcessError-for-users-of-run_command branch from 0d13e2a to 3618162 Compare March 3, 2024 15:58
@rhizoome rhizoome requested a review from winged March 3, 2024 15:59
refactor: update command execution logic to fail hard if a command fails
@rhizoome rhizoome changed the title feat: import CalledProcessError for users of run_command (no merge) feat: import CalledProcessError for users of run_command (no merge, nl) Mar 3, 2024
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LGTM

Jean-Louis Fuchs added 5 commits March 4, 2024 10:51
refactor: use `run_command` in `Command` (no merge)
…-run_command

refactor: replace `check_call` with `run_command` (no-merge)
…with-run_command-

refactor: replace `call_output` with `run_command` (no merge, nl)
@rhizoome rhizoome merged commit c0e7f42 into main Mar 5, 2024
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@rhizoome rhizoome deleted the jlf/feat-import-CalledProcessError-for-users-of-run_command branch March 5, 2024 08:47
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