we added shell=True so that on Windows, yarn would be found. however, using the list syntax to define the command and its arguments to Python's subprocess is broken on GNU/Linux by shell=True. instead, use a single string (command and arguments), which works on both Windows and GNU/Linux. |
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| compile_webapp.py | ||
| create_factory_bin.py | ||
| patch_apply.py | ||