Crate oxdock_process

Re-exports§

ChildHandle
CommandBuilder: Builder wrapper that centralizes direct usages of std::process::Command.
CommandContext: Context passed to process managers describing the current execution environment. Clones are cheap and explicit so background handles can own their working roots without juggling lifetimes.
CommandOptions
CommandOutput
CommandSnapshot
OsPipeReader: Owned OS kernel pipe reader half behind a single use slot. Clone shares the slot; take transfers the handle exactly once so no parent copy survives spawn to starve the consumer of EOF. Backed by std::io::pipe (stable since Rust 1.87): pipe on Unix, CreatePipe on Windows.
OsPipeWriter: Owned OS kernel pipe writer half behind a single use slot. See OsPipeReader for the shared slot semantics.
ShellLauncher
ShellProcessManager: Default process manager that shells out using the system shell.
StreamingExpand: Streaming template expansion state machine.
TestEnvGuard

INHERIT_STDOUT_ENV_VAR: Host environment variable that forces spawned children to inherit the parent’s stdout/stderr instead of using the executor’s stream routing. Recognized values are "1" and case-insensitive "true". Set on the script environment (an ENV step or host inherit), not the process environment: the executor reads it from CommandContext::envs.
PROCESS_DEBUG_ENV_VAR: Host process-environment variable enabling eprintln! diagnostics for every spawned command (program plus argv/script). Read from the process environment at spawn time; any value (including empty) enables it.

BackgroundHandle: Handle for background processes spawned by a ProcessManager.
ProcessManager: Abstraction for running shell commands both in the foreground and background. oxdock-core relies on this trait to decouple the executor from std::process::Command, which in turn enables Miri-friendly test doubles.

create_os_pipe: Create a cross platform anonymous OS pipe pair for concurrent ASYNC pipelines. The caller moves each half into a spawn and drops any other copies immediately after spawning, otherwise the reader never sees EOF.
default_process_manager
expand_command_env
expand_script_env
shell_program
spawn_interactive_shell: Spawn an interactive shell rooted at cwd, printing banner before handing control to the user’s shell.