You can always set shell=True and pass in an entire command line as a string, but… don’t do that. It seems really nice until the first time you get the shell escaping wrong, and then it’s something you tend never to do again.
For example,
subprocess.run(“rm -rf ~/ some file”, shell=True)
and subprocess.run([“rm”, “-rf”, “~/ some file”])
have significant different behavior.
What is the difference in behavior? They both look like they would delete the user's home directory. I assume the latter would try to delete a directory literally named with a tilde instead?