Change system call to account for windows null redirect.#12
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Change system call to account for windows null redirect.#12jeremymurray wants to merge 1 commit intonewspaperclub:masterfrom
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On windows, /dev/null doesn't exist and causes this command to fail. 2>nul works the same way on that platform.
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If you didn't want to depend on Gem (for pre-1.9), could also do a check for the presence of /dev/null or any other Win platform check. |
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Hi all. This PR is now approaching two years old. The build failures above all appear to be due to other gems. I have been working around it locally for quite a while, but thought I'd put one last ping here in case. |
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On windows, /dev/null doesn't exist and causes this command to fail. 2>nul works the same way on that platform.