RFC: deprecate reading functions that accept both a cmd and stdin#22762
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| return String(read(cmd, stdin)) | ||
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| function writeall(cmd::AbstractCmd, stdin::AbstractString, stdout::Redirectable=DevNull) |
…uments remove unused/unexported `writeall`, fixes #18834
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These are strange methods because (1) they violate orthogonality, and (2) they conflict with other uses of the second argument (normally we have
read(io, type), but here we haveread(cmd, stdin)). I don't think these are widely used.Also removed the mystery function
writeallthat doesn't seem to be referenced anywhere.