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    lou
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    Once you leverage the powers of the shell from within Emacs, there's not much you can't do ;) They didn't even use async-shell-command or shell-command!

    Once you leverage the powers of the shell from within Emacs, there's not much you can't do ;)

    They didn't even use async-shell-command or shell-command!

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      FlippantGod
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      * grouped tests :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2022-12-10 Sat 11:32] :header-args:sh: :session *hw4_test_runner* :async :results output :eval no :END: Is this something different?

      The top header has a property drawer where I specify the shell session within which the tests are run so that

      * grouped tests
:PROPERTIES:
:CREATED:  [2022-12-10 Sat 11:32]
:header-args:sh: :session *hw4_test_runner* :async :results output :eval no
:END:

      it runs asynchronically on the background
      All the shell code block under the grouped tests inherits those attributes.

      Is this something different?

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      1. lou
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        I would guess that it's calling the functions I mentioned anyway, or at least their non-interactive versions.

        I would guess that it's calling the functions I mentioned anyway, or at least their non-interactive versions.

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