Process.Start print the command
I have an argument enumerable. There's a bunch of internal code that gets executed that produces the actual command that will be executed, but it doesn't seem to get saved anywhere. Is there a way to print the command that's going to be executed, besides copy-pasting the code that shell-escapes the argument enumerable and computing the command manually?
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If you're on linux, from my reading of the source. it doesn't even turn your arguments list into a string
So, I suspect there's no way to get your hands on it, because it's a Windows-only thing