Add a new ExecFactory extension point to support alternative processes #1763
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Currently we already have a ProcessFactory that allows the creation of alternative IProcess for a launch, but something similar for creation of the native process is currently not possible. This adds a new extension point to supply an ExecFactory to allow controlling the creation of native processes. The use case for this might be to launch inside a terminal session, but also using a chroot environment or containerization would be possible.
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Currently we already have a ProcessFactory that allows the creation of alternative IProcess for a launch, but something similar for creation of the native process is currently not possible.
This adds a new extension point to supply an ExecFactory to allow controlling the creation of native processes. The use case for this might be to launch inside a terminal session, but also using a chroot environment or containerization would be possible.
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