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Can you pipe to `heroku run` without it echoing the text back?

Sending a small bit of output to a remote heroku run, I see the stdin echoed back, like so:

$ echo 'foobar' | heroku run wc
Running `wc` attached to terminal... up, run.2758
foobar
      1       1       7

I'd rather not have the process stdin echoed back, rather having it work like a local run:

$ echo foobar | wc
      1       1       7

(My real command is sending hundreds of megabytes up to the remote command.)

Is there any way to invoke heroku run, piping it local data, but suppressing its echo back of the data?

Solution

  • heroku run --no-tty will prevent stdin from being echoed back so you can pipe local data to the command.