When node is launched as snap-packaged node runtime, the child process always returns empty results#13
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the snap wrapper (/snap/bin/node → /usr/bin/snap) applies AppArmor confinement. When pi (a snap process) tried to spawn another pi subprocess, snap's confinement silently brakes the stdout pipe — the child process ran but produced no readable output, always returning empty results. Use process.execPath (the real node binary that snap internally uses) and invoke the pi CLI script directly, to bypass the snap wrapper and its pipe-breaking confinement.
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If pi is launched via the snap-packaged node runtime,
the snap wrapper (/snap/bin/node → /usr/bin/snap) applies AppArmor confinement.
When pi (a snap process) tried to spawn another pi subprocess, snap's confinement silently brakes the stdout pipe — the child process ran but produced no readable output, always returning empty results.
Use process.execPath (the real node binary that snap internally uses) and invoke the pi CLI script directly, to bypass the snap wrapper and its pipe-breaking confinement.