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Author of sh.py here. It seems to be used by many people in production around the world. I've actively maintained it since 2011, and it supports python 2.6-3.
by daenz 10y ago
Author of sh.py here. It seems to be used by many people in production around the world. I've actively maintained it since 2011, and it supports python 2.6-3.6, inclusive. Most of the gotchas have been worked out by now, but the FAQ covers the most common stumbling blocks: http://amoffat.github.io/sh/sections/faq.html http://amoffat.github.io/sh/sections/faq.html