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I'm trying to write a code in Rust to sanity check if the bitcoind version of the local machine is upto date with the version that we are currently using in our organisation (say v22.0.0). We have a global variable: org_bitcoind_version = v22.0.0 ;
What could be the code for the required sanity checker function?
You can check bitcoind version using : bitcoind --version
I have not tried this code but you can execute binary with some arguments using any language:
std::process::Command;
fn main() { let bitcoind = Command::new("bitcoind") .arg("version") .output().unwrap(); println!("Version: {}", String::from_utf8_lossy(&bitcoind.stdout));
}If the version is printed correctly you can compare it with some strings.
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