I would say that expect is quite a different beast entirely. I think of expect more as an interactive scripting language. Something you might use in place of bash to write a small script that requires user interaction.
Run is more of the tool you might use to organize your expect / bash / etc. scripts and easily invoke them.
Pretty much every dev I know has used makefiles as a means to organize small, non-build-related, scripts and shell wrappers. Run hopes to be a better tool for doing that.
Thanks for the question - I hope that helped - Please let me know if you have any other questions or comments.
I would say that expect is quite a different beast entirely. I think of expect more as an interactive scripting language. Something you might use in place of bash to write a small script that requires user interaction.
Run is more of the tool you might use to organize your expect / bash / etc. scripts and easily invoke them.
Pretty much every dev I know has used makefiles as a means to organize small, non-build-related, scripts and shell wrappers. Run hopes to be a better tool for doing that.
Thanks for the question - I hope that helped - Please let me know if you have any other questions or comments.