How to use the pn/child_process.exec function in pn
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wikimedia / parsoid / tools / regression-testing.js View on Github 
var checkout = Promise.async(function *(commit) {
console.log('Checking out: ' + commit);
yield childProcess.execFile('git', ['checkout', commit], {
cwd: path.join(__dirname, '..'),
}).promise;
console.log('Restarting PHP');
yield childProcess.exec(
'sudo systemctl restart php7.2-fpm.service'
).promise;
});
var titles; afterEach(() => child_process.exec(`rm -rf ${testOutputDir}`).promise); afterEach(() => child_process.exec(`rm -rf ${testOutputDir}`).promise);
Popular pn functions
- pn.date.fromMillis
- pn/child_process.exec
- pn/child_process.execFile
- pn/child_process.execFileSync
- pn/child_process.fork
- pn/child_process.spawn
- pn/child_process.spawnSync
- pn/fs.access
- pn/fs.createReadStream
- pn/fs.createWriteStream
- pn/fs.exists
- pn/fs.existsSync
- pn/fs.mkdir
- pn/fs.readdir
- pn/fs.readFile
- pn/fs.readFileSync
- pn/fs.stat
- pn/fs.writeFile
- pn/fs.writeFileSync