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The issue you're experiencing seems to be related to the way you're passing the command to subprocess.run(). In Python, backslashes (\) are used for escaping characters, so they need to be properly escaped within the command string. Additionally, the subprocess.run() function expects the command and its arguments as a list of strings, rather than a single string.

Here's an example of how you can modify your code to properly pass the command to subprocess.run():

import subprocess

command = [

   'C:\\Users\\Documents\\chatbot.Cli\\dotnet',

   'chatbot.Cli.dll',

   'export',

   '-f',

   'PlainText',

   '-p',

   '140',

   '-o',

   'C:\\Users\\Documents\\.txt',

   '--after',

   '2023-05-18 09:00'

]

subprocess.run(command, shell=True)

In the modified code, each part of the command and its arguments are separated into individual strings within the list. The backslashes are properly escaped with an additional backslash (\\), and the command is passed as a list to subprocess.run().

By making these changes, the command should be executed correctly within the subprocess, similar to running it directly in the CMD.

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