Print and save both stdout and stderr in Python wrapper #364
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schaten
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Nov 11, 2025
python/bart.py
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| stdout += stdout_line | ||
| print(stdout_line, end="") | ||
| proc.stdout.close() | ||
| def read_stream(stream, buffer, prefix=""): |
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The prefix arg seems to be unused, so I would remove that.
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Hi, looks good I think! |
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I removed the prefix arg and also the unnecessary semicolons in the file. |
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Solves #363 by printing/storing both stdout and stderr