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The redirect `2>&1 > /tmp/z23_live.txt` order is wrong — `2>&1 > file` redirects stderr to the (terminal) stdout and stdout to file... actually `2>&1 > file` first dups stderr to stdout's current target (terminal), then redirects stdout to file. So the file should have gotten stdout content... but the error says the file doesn't exist — the `lake env lean` may have failed silently or the cd path issue. Wait, the previous command worked with `| head`. Here I used `> /tmp/z23_live.txt` — on Windows with this unix shell, /tmp should map... it worked earlier for /tmp/decls.txt and /tmp/axioms_all.txt. Hmm — the issue: `2>&1 > /tmp/z23_live.txt` — stderr was dup'd to the terminal stdout, stdout to file — file created but empty? No — FileNotFoundError means file absent. Maybe lake env lean failed instantly (cwd?), and... no, the file should still be created by the redirect even if the command fails. Unless the shell's `>` failed... Actually wait — exit code: the command chain `... | head -20 && echo ...` worked before. This time: `lake env lean comparator/PrintAxioms.lean 2>&1 > /tmp/z23_live.txt; python ...` — note `2>&1 > file`: in bash, left-to-right: stderr→(current stdout = terminal), stdout→file. So lean's STDOUT goes to the file. But `#print axioms` output goes to... stdout? In Lean 4, #print axioms messages go to the message channel = stderr? If the diagnostics are emitted on stderr, then with `2>&1 > file`, stderr goes to terminal (lost) and file gets nothing... but the file would still exist (created by the redirection). FileNotFoundError says it wasn't created — odd. Possibly the sandbox blocked file creation at that path in this command context? Earlier /tmp/decls.txt worked from a different cwd (NguyenRH1 dir). Hmm. Let me just redo: use `> /tmp/z23_live.txt 2>&1` (correct order) and check the file exists first.
Redirect-order issue — retrying with correct ordering.
tool: Bash
input
{
  "command": "cd D:/Python/Quantum/zeta-23-lean && export PATH=\"$HOME/.elan/bin:$PATH\" && lake env lean comparator/PrintAxioms.lean > /tmp/z23_live.txt 2>&1 && wc -l /tmp/z23_live.txt",
  "description": "Capture comparator output to file",
  "timeout": 600000
}
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