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The run function in packages/testtools/src/schema.ts was updated to include a fallback mechanism. If the initial command execution with piped standard IO fails, it retries the command with inherited standard IO. Any error from the fallback is ignored, and the original error is re-thrown. No public API changes were made.

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File(s)	Change Summary
packages/testtools/src/schema.ts	Updated run function to add a fallback command execution with stdio: 'inherit' on failure.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant run()
    participant execSync (pipe)
    participant execSync (inherit)

    Caller->>run(): call run(command)
    run->>execSync (pipe): execute command (stdio: 'pipe')
    alt Success
        execSync (pipe)-->>run(): return result
        run-->>Caller: return result
    else Failure
        execSync (pipe)-->>run(): throw error
        run->>execSync (inherit): execute command (stdio: 'inherit')
        alt Fallback Fails
            execSync (inherit)-->>run(): throw error (ignored)
        else Fallback Succeeds
            execSync (inherit)-->>run(): return (ignored)
        end
        run-->>Caller: throw original error
    end

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packages/testtools/src/schema.ts (1)

55-64: Fallback mechanism for command execution is a good addition.

The fallback mechanism attempts to re-run the failed command with stdio: 'inherit' instead of stdio: 'pipe', which can help when a command requires terminal access or interactive IO. This is a pragmatic approach to handle commands that might fail in a piped environment but succeed when given direct terminal access.

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