2014-01-29 Andrew Svetlov <[email protected]>: > And using stdin=None doesn't make sense at all: if program requires some > user input it unlikely should hang on blocking call waiting of some typing > on keyboard.
It makes sense, stdin is shared with python, it's usually a TTY. For example, you can be asked for a password. It's the same when you run sudo in a shell script. stdin=None is the default in Python and I cannot remember someone complaining about that. Victor
