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The behaviour of rd run -f has changed in version 2.0.0: now the exit code is 0 even if the job execution fails. In previous versions, the exit code was not 0 in that case, so an execution failure was easily detectable when launching it from a script, for example.
Is this an intended change? Could the previous behaviour be restored (either by default or by specifying an option)?
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rd run -f exits with code 0 when job execution fails
RUN-993: rd run -f exits with code 0 when job execution fails
Jun 15, 2022
The behaviour of
rd run -f
has changed in version 2.0.0: now the exit code is 0 even if the job execution fails. In previous versions, the exit code was not 0 in that case, so an execution failure was easily detectable when launching it from a script, for example.Is this an intended change? Could the previous behaviour be restored (either by default or by specifying an option)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: