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On Sat, Apr 16, 2022 at 12:23:18PM +0200, Florian Schmaus wrote: |
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> > ebegin "Running $@" |
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> > "$@" |
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> > eend $? || die -n "$@ failed" > return $? |
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> I think this return statement can be omitted since it will always be |
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> invoked with 0 as argument, and this is the default behavior of implicit |
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> function return (IIRC). |
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Not with nonfatal (die is using -n to allow it) |
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nonfatal edo false || echo "different error handling: $?" |
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Without return $?, the above will echo 0 or 1 if die was triggered |
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but (with current implementation) won't be the actual return code. |
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That still mostly work but maybe, e.g. the code need to check if |
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grep returned 2 (aka error) while 1 isn't an error but just didn't |
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match anything. |
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