How to use the sarge.capture_stdout function in sarge
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ManageIQ / integration_tests / rhci / scripts / rhci_common.py View on Github 
def virsh(args):
result = sarge.capture_stdout('virsh {}'.format(args))
if result.returncode != 0:
raise RuntimeError('virsh command failed with exit code {}'.format(result.returncode))
return result.stdout.read().strip()def stdout(command):
return sarge.capture_stdout(command).stdout.text.strip()def run_remote(self, cmd, input=None):
host = self.args['--host']
return capture_stdout('ssh %s -- %s' % (host, cmd), input=input)sarge
A wrapper for subprocess which provides command pipeline functionality.
