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@iCharlesHu iCharlesHu commented May 7, 2025

This PR introduces ~Copyable into Subprocess, including CreatedPipe, TrackedFileDescriptor, and TrackedDispatchIO.

Resolves #37
Resolves #2

Additionally, we opted to slightly modify the API by moving the .standardOutput and .standardError AsyncSequence from Execution to the closure parameter, alongside Execution. This adjustment eliminated the necessity for Atomic (and AtomicBox) within Execution.

Furthermore, this change rendered SequenceOutput internal, as we now rely on overloads to infer the output and error types.


This patch also drops support for Swift 6.0 because it can't properly support the ~Copyable work. Now Swift 6.1 is the minimal required Swift version to build Subprocess

// Input
var result: Int32 = -1
if let inputRead = inputPipe.readFileDescriptor {
result = posix_spawn_file_actions_adddup2(&fileActions, inputRead.platformDescriptor, 0)
if inputReadFileDescriptor != nil {
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Suggest using if let inputReadFileDescriptor { so you don't need the force unwrap below.

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Unfortunately this pattern, along with if let a = a is not compatible with ~Copyable types. Writing if let inputReadFileDescriptor would have consumed inputReadFileDescriptor so the line below would be double consume.

@iCharlesHu iCharlesHu force-pushed the charles/noncopyable-execution branch from f126559 to 2d28695 Compare May 14, 2025 21:56
@iCharlesHu iCharlesHu force-pushed the charles/noncopyable-execution branch from 2d28695 to 7c35edb Compare May 14, 2025 21:59
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Addressed review comments and removed Swift 6.0 support.

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