Backwards-compatibility alias. runShell may become deprecated in the future, so you should use tryRun or run insetad.
Indicates a command returned a non-zero errorlevel.
Runs a command, through the system's command shell interpreter, in typical shell-script style: Synchronously, with the command's stdout/in/err automatically forwarded through your program's stdout/in/err.
Similar to run(), but (like std.process.executeShell) captures and returns the output instead of displaying it.
Runs a command, through the system's command shell interpreter, in typical shell-script style: Synchronously, with the command's stdout/in/err automatically forwarded through your program's stdout/in/err.
Similar to tryRun(), but (like $(FULL_STD_PROCESS executeShell)) captures and returns the output instead of displaying it.
Much like std.array.Appender!string, but specifically geared towards building a command string out of arguments. String and Path can both be appended. All elements added will automatically be escaped, and separated by spaces, as necessary.