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Redirecting to `/dev/stderr` or `/dev/stdout` can have a normally unintended side-effect when the caller wishes to send either of those elsewhere (like an actual file). Namely, it will truncate the file before writing. This is almost never the expected behavior. Update all redirects to magic devices to append instead. N/B: These scripts are used far and wide. On the off-chance some downstream caller has previously depended on this side-effect, I'm marking this commit as 'breaking' accordingly. Signed-off-by: Chris Evich <cevich@redhat.com> |
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