String array command with SystemCommandTasklet #3967
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setCommand now supports passing in an array of strings. When a single string is supplied, it is tokenized by the Runtime#exec method. When an array of strings is supplied, the array is supplied as is to the Runtime#exec method in which case no tokenization takes place. Resolves spring-projects#752
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@philippe-tr Thank you for your PR! Could you please rebase it on the latest |
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setCommand now supports passing in an array of strings. When a single string is supplied, it is tokenized by the Runtime#exec method. When an array of strings is supplied, the array is supplied as is to the Runtime#exec method in which case no tokenization takes place. Resolves spring-projects#752
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PR updated to latest main. |
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Hi. Will this make into 4.2.8 or 4.3.4, or 5.0.0? |
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This is better merged in v5 along with #3972. As a side note, it seems that you did a merge and not a rebase. I will try to take care of this when tackling this PR. |
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@benas Thanks for handling for correcting my merge to a rebase. I got tripped up with the upstream, forked, and local repos. I'll be more careful next time. |
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Rebased, squashed and merged as 746c919. The feature of passing a single String for the command and its arguments turned out to be confusing, so it was not merged. The way to specify the command and its arguments is through an array of Strings (similar to the Thank you for your contribution! |
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