I wish I got this much attention the first time I tried to get this
problem fixed. ;-)
On Oct 17, 2007, at 11:39 AM, Lars Hjemli wrote:
This makes me wonder: what about all the other instances of die() in
git-cvsserver? Or in any of the other perl scripts, for that matter?
Should they all be fixed, or is it this particular test that is wrong?
The reason this comes up is because t/test-lib.sh:test_expect_failure
() thinks codes > 128 (or negative values if you want to look at it
that way) are bad tests. I believe this is because many shells use
these codes to indicate things like "command not found" or other
probably unexpected failures.
Other than that, does it matter what die() returns, as long as it's
non-zero?
~~Brian
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