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I wonder if we shouldn't use stdin: "inherit" instead like we do for stdout and for stderr. Can you test if it works properly with Vite?
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It's been a few weeks, but iirc inherit meant the wrapper didn't handle exits properly anymore. There's not really data sent down anyways, so it shouldn't really matter. |
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Makes sense. Thanks a lot! |
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I haven't extensively tested this, but it seems to work for my usecase.
The problem was that I made vite handle stdin closing by itself (for nodejs) and then the wrapper would make the process close immediately. This should work no matter if the started process handles stdin closes by itself.