fix: Do not ignore stderr in case there is a problem in a git call. #416
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Previously griffe was only printing the output of stdout in case there was a problem in a git call. This commit implements printing the stderr along with stdout. Issue-415: mkdocstrings#415
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Thanks! Could we instead redirect stderr to stdout, so that the order of lines emitted by the original command is preserved?
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Previously griffe was only printing the output of stdout in case there was a problem in a git call. This commit implements printing the stderr along with stdout.
Issue-415: #415
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Append stderr to stdout in case git call fails.