How to run CMD commands via subprocess.call() without opening CMD window?
Question
I'm able to run commands through CMD with Python with subprocess.call('insert command here') but it opens the CMD window then closes right away. Is there a way to not open it at all?
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1 ACCPTED 2021-06-08 21:18:52
You can set shell=True when calling subprocess.call :
subprocess.call('insert command here', shell=True)
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