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When command run as subprocess, AutoInterrupt will kill the
process on destructor. However, if process already finished,
it raise OSError exception.
This fix just ignore OSError on os.kill.
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Currently if command is called with as_proces=True, pipes for the
command will not be closed.
This change makes sure to close command file descriptors.
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installation puts it into the path, instead of git.exe. Of course we warn about the performance penalty that goes with it. Fortunately, using a wrapped git.exe works when creating pipes to the process, admittedly I was a bit surprised by this.
fixes #26
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thanks to the rpartition method. omg
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figured out that the implementation really should be specific to the git command. This leaves the interface open for other implemntations which use a different way to provide feedback (as we do not make assumptions about the format of a feedback line)
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the error was caused by PySide which, when instantiating a QApplication, changed the signal handlers to interrupt, instead of retry operating system calls, which caused git-python to fail subsequently. signal.siginterrupt can be used to fix this behaviour after an QApplication was instatiated.
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specific subprocess bug occurs.
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"sleep()".
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adjusted
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