Shell Command
An action that executes Linux commands through the command line interface (SHELL).

[Command]
Enter the Linux command to execute.

[Wait Until Complete]
Set whether to wait until command execution is complete. If waiting, execution results can be received through variables.

[Execution Result]
Select a variable to store the command execution result. The variable type is [Text] and is only displayed when [Wait Until Complete] is checked.

[Duplicate Execution Option]
Option for handling cases where a process with the same name already exists.

- Allow Duplicate : Execute new process regardless of whether a process with the same name already exists.
- No Duplicate : If a process with the same name is already running, skip execution without duplicating.
- Kill Previous Process : If a process with the same name is already running, forcefully terminate the existing process and execute a new one.