On Tue, Jul 20, 2021 at 06:06:00AM +0800, Qu Wenruo wrote: > > I can enhance the next version to do that, but that also means any error > inside the hook will bring down the whole test run. I don't see why that would be? We just have to sample the exit status of the hook script, and if it matches a specific value, we skip the test. If the hook script crashes, the exit status will be some other value, e.g., 128+<signal_number>, 127 if the script doesn't exist, 126 if the script exists but is not executable, etc. So we just sample $? and if it is, say, 83 (ascii 'S') we skip the test; otherwise, we run the test. How would an error inside the hook "bring down the whole test run"? Cheers, - Ted
