Hi,
On Windows, there is no tee utility by default (though one could install a
cygwin or mingw version, which I have done). So, "2>&1|tee" for shellpipe does
not work for Windows clients w/o tee.
However, if we could write the make command as :
make > {errorfile} 2>&1 -> it does work exactly like in Unix, and both stdout &
stderr go to {errorfile}. The sequence requirement is same as in *nix shells
like bash.
Does it make sense to have another variable like "redirextra", and modify :make
to do
make {arguments} {shellpipe} {makeef} {redirextra} ?
Regards,
Ritesh
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