Fixed podman call dead lock #55
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When calling the flake and stdout/stderr gets redirected into a pipe like `flake | grep ... | cut ...` the pilot binary runs in a dead lock because there is no reader/writer to feed the pipe from the child process (podman) executed via the pilot. This commit fixes it by making sure all data from the child gets read first and then passed along to stdout/stderr of the caller.
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Dec 12, 2024
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When calling the flake and stdout/stderr gets redirected into a pipe like
flake | grep ... | cut ...the pilot binary runs in a dead lock because there is no reader/writer to feed the pipe from the child process (podman) executed via the pilot. This commit fixes it by making sure all data from the child gets read first and then passed along to stdout/stderr of the caller.