When I manually run this command in Terminal, it executes, but through Python it gives the error that the directory is not available in Python packages. I am using the following command
source ~/trytry/shell.sh
2 Answers
This is my test shell file:
#!/bin/sh
echo hello
when I executed " source ~/test.sh ", it will print hello at console.
This is my python code:
>>> import commands
>>> commands.getstatusoutput("source ~/test.sh")
(0, 'hello')
It works without any problem. So, would you please show your code?
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Saddam Hk
my command is this "source ~/shell.sh" when i launch this trhough terminal manuall it works but through python i am unable to launch this after the exectuion of this command when i write hg pull it start pulling a tree
Rong Zhao
Hi bro, I still cannot get your point. Do you mean you write hg pull command in this shell file?
Saddam Hk
when i execute this command in terminal manually and after its execution when i write hg pull i pull a source code from TREE i want to do the same thing through the python script in which it automatically do all these steps
What it looks like to me is that you have a shell script, and not a python file which would have the .py extension instead of .sh. The error may have to do with the fact that it isn't a python file you're trying to run.
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