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In particular the zsh syntax arc diff -F <(some command) creates a named pipe and passes it as a file reference: ``` [10021 eax@EagleMac ~ ]%file <(echo foo) /dev/fd/11: fifo (named pipe) [10023 eax@EagleMac ~ ]%cat <(echo foo) foo but arc dies when reading this: ``` Requested path `/dev/fd/11' is not a file. ``` A named pipe should be allowed

In particular the zsh syntax arc diff -F <(some command) creates a named pipe and passes it as a file reference: ``` [10021 eax@EagleMac ~ ]%file <(echo foo) /dev/fd/11: fifo (named pipe) [10023 eax@EagleMac ~ ]%cat <(echo foo) foo ``` but arc dies when reading this: ``` Requested path `/dev/fd/11' is not a file. ``` A named pipe should be allowed

In particular the zsh syntax arc diff -F <(some command) creates a named pipe and passes it as a file reference: ``` [10021 eax@EagleMac ~ ]%file <(echo foo) /dev/fd/11: fifo (named pipe) [10023 eax@EagleMac ~ ]%cat <(echo foo) foo ``` but arc dies when reading this: ``` Requested path `/dev/fd/11' is not a file. ``` A named pipe should be allowed