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Two issues: 1. When one of the stdout/stderr pipe buffers of a process started with `subprocess.Popen` is full, the process can get blocked until the buffer is drained. 2. Calling `Popen.wait` can deadlock when called before draining the pipe buffers (if they are full). This avoids the issue altogether by giving the child process a temporary file to write to. |
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