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Commit 23dae2b reworked this script to start capturing exceptions but the mechanism used was crude and broke output on tmux, since /dev/pts/0 is hardcoded to a specific pseudo-terminal but each tmux pane gets its own pts. Rework this to use files instead.

While here, we also align some indentation with the rest of the file and remove a sleep statement that has been commented out for a few years.

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Summary by cubic

Fix generate-samples.sh output in tmux by logging to a temp file instead of /dev/pts/0. The script now correctly detects exceptions and non-zero exit codes.

  • Bug Fixes
    • Use mktemp + tee for output and clean up via trap, which works across tmux panes.
    • Check PIPESTATUS for the Java process and grep the log for “exception” to fail reliably.
    • Remove the stale “press CTRL+C” sleep warning.

Written for commit 588b3a9. Summary will update on new commits.

The sleep itself has been commented out for a long time (commit
04fa53b from September 2023, to be specific).

Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <stephen@that.guru>
Commit 23dae2b reworked this script to start capturing exceptions
but the mechanism used was crude and broke output on tmux, since
`/dev/pts/0` is hardcoded to a specific pseudo-terminal but each tmux
pane gets its own pts. Rework this to use files instead.

Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <stephen@that.guru>
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@wing328 wing328 closed this in 3be911d Jan 20, 2026
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@wing328 Looks like 3be911d tagged the wrong issue ID? Could you reopen this, assuming it make sense?

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