you probably already tried this to judge from your links but it's
worth poinitng out for mailing list readers that shell blocks use the
exit code. a user who just wants to run a diff or grep for the stdio
results (stderr and stdout) has to stop that mechanism.
if you want both stdin and stout,
Hi Max,
Max Flander writes:
> I've also tried ag and pt which don't work either. It works with
> grep but this is too slow for my use-case.
Is there any difference between how grep and ag send their output in
the terminal? If so, can it be relevant to the issue at point?
Thanks,
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I'm trying to capture the output of rg but I'm getting no output (I'm getting
the message "Code block produced no output" in the minibuffer.
I've also tried ag and pt which don't work either. It works with grep but this
is too slow for my use-case.
Example:
#+BEGIN_SRC shell
mkdir -p
