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If we defined a sbt task, and start it with piaas app run -t. The sbt command will connect to incorrect tty and wait indefinitely. However, if we omit the -t flag, the sbt command can successfully run in the background.
Maybe we should fork a child to run the task ? We could terminate the forked child right after the task was executed, and tail from the main process.
Not sure whether sbt is the sole instance of such issue
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If we defined a sbt task, and start it with piaas app run -t. The sbt command will connect to incorrect tty and wait indefinitely. However, if we omit the -t flag, the sbt command can successfully run in the background.
Maybe we should fork a child to run the task ? We could terminate the forked child right after the task was executed, and tail from the main process.
Not sure whether sbt is the sole instance of such issue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: