// The FileGDB driver for Ogr2Ogr prints an empty line to standard error and returns a code even when successful, so we have to trap that case explicitly
// ReSharper disable once UnusedMethodReturnValue.Local
private ProcessUtilityResult ExecuteOgr2OgrCommandForFileGdbWrite(List <string> commandLineArguments)
{
var processUtilityResult = ProcessUtility.ShellAndWaitImpl(_ogr2OgrExecutable.DirectoryName, _ogr2OgrExecutable.FullName, commandLineArguments, true, Convert.ToInt32(_totalMilliseconds));
if (processUtilityResult.ReturnCode != 0 && !(processUtilityResult.StdOutAndStdErr.Equals("[stdout] \r\n[stderr] \r\n") || processUtilityResult.StdOutAndStdErr.Equals("[stderr] \r\n[stdout] \r\n")))
{
var argumentsAsString = String.Join(" ", commandLineArguments.Select(ProcessUtility.EncodeArgumentForCommandLine).ToList());
var fullProcessAndArguments =
$"{ProcessUtility.EncodeArgumentForCommandLine(_ogr2OgrExecutable.FullName)} {argumentsAsString}";
var errorMessage =
$"Process \"{_ogr2OgrExecutable.Name}\" returned with exit code {processUtilityResult.ReturnCode}, expected exit code 0.\r\n\r\nStdErr and StdOut:\r\n{processUtilityResult.StdOutAndStdErr}\r\n\r\nProcess Command Line:\r\n{fullProcessAndArguments}\r\n\r\nProcess Working Directory: {_ogr2OgrExecutable.DirectoryName}";
throw new Ogr2OgrCommandLineException(errorMessage);
}
return(processUtilityResult);
}
