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Currently to wait for a process to be up you can write while loop:
while `ps aux | grep [p]ostgres`; do sleep 1s; done #syntax i should always google
But it would be nifty to do it like:
wait-on process:postgres for ps | grep alike and wait-on systemd:postges for systemctl status postgres.service | grep running
wait-on process:postgres
ps | grep
wait-on systemd:postges
systemctl status postgres.service | grep running
As a proposed solution for: #15
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Currently to wait for a process to be up you can write while loop:
But it would be nifty to do it like:
wait-on process:postgres
forps | grep
alikeand
wait-on systemd:postges
forsystemctl status postgres.service | grep running
As a proposed solution for: #15
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: