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Return error output when git commands fail#3738
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CommandExecutor returns stderr as a seperate stream
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I like the capturing of err and out! |
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Yeah I've been writing Golang too long. Guess a Hash achieves the same thing |
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While investigating an issue where git clones failed I found no command output was being logged.
There's two different classes involved in running commands via the
ensure_tag_in_git_repositorycode path where the issue occurs.Therefore I've added logging of command results to both (CommandExecutor and TerminalExecutor)