Execute arguments as command
Runs the arguments as a command and then stores output and exit status into special global variables.
It returns with status code 0 to help making assertions in your test case.
Usage
-0 to -255 | Expect that the command exits with the given exit status. |
! | Expect that the command exits with a non-zero exit status. |
--keep-empty-lines | Keep empty lines in ${lines[0]}. |
--separate-stderr | Store STDOUT in $output and STDERR in $stderr. Lines are stored in $lines and $stderr_lines. |
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Examples
- Executing a command with
run 1 2 3@test "executing a command with run" { run -0 command -v bash }
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