Returning the output from commands and conversion to Python3 #14
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Updated version that can retrieve the output of commands up to a size of 64KB (or whatever the JVM limit is)
a version ported to python3, adding -v (verbose) mode when run with --cmd-with-output
automatically clears the output property after each call
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Changes to jdwp-shellifier.py write the output of the --cmd-with-output commands to a customer Java property, which is then printed so you get the actual command output.
jdwp-shellifier3.py is a Python3 conversion, adds a bit of output styling and likewise allows to return the command output.
LLMs (Claude) were heavily used in this, so there's a good chance that something was broken in the process, but both versions have been tested in a production environment with good results.