Fix Linux platform (specifically getBinary(), exec(), and spawn()) #41
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The stat utility function returns null (instead of throwing an error) when a path is not found, so handle that case.
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@facekapow I found a further bug in the Linux support, which only shows up if you don't have |
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@malept Nice find, thanks! I've merged it in. |
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tnx, i'll fix it very soon |
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Now code is being refactored and i will add you fix in new code |
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There was a bug in the
SudoerLinux.getBinary()function which replaced the path with an object, causing[object Object]to appear as the binary path.There was another bug in
SudoerLinux.exec()andSudoerLinux.spawn()which prevented theDISPLAYvariable from being set correctly ifoptions.envisn't provided.A (good) side effect of the fix for the
exec/spawnbug is that both functions now useenvjust like the native Node.js equivalents (Node passes your currentprocess.envif you don't specify theenvoption).Tested and working on my machine. 👍