dmno version
0.0.39
Steps to reproduce
hello.ts
import { $ } from "bun";
await $`dmno run -- echo "hello"`
This works fine:
bun run ./hello.ts
This does not:
dmno run -- bun run ./hello.ts
Obviously we want the second option to make use of the single dmno server, otherwise, if our ts file becomes:
import { $ } from "bun";
await $`dmno run -- echo "hello"`
await $`dmno run -- echo "hello2"`
// Parallel fun!
$`dmno run -- echo "hello3"`
$`dmno run -- echo "hello4"`
They're all spinning up dmno servers!
What is expected?
A single dmno server
What is actually happening?
multiple servers
System Info
bun: 1.2.19
Any additional comments?
Looks like Bun.spawn (And I imagine nodejs process spawning) doesn't have this issue.
dmno version
0.0.39
Steps to reproduce
hello.ts
This works fine:
bun run ./hello.tsThis does not:
dmno run -- bun run ./hello.tsObviously we want the second option to make use of the single dmno server, otherwise, if our ts file becomes:
They're all spinning up dmno servers!
What is expected?
A single dmno server
What is actually happening?
multiple servers
System Info
bun: 1.2.19
Any additional comments?
Looks like Bun.spawn (And I imagine nodejs process spawning) doesn't have this issue.