FIX: package-requirements always returns exit code 0, even on failure
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Hi - would someone kindly take a look at this? Thank you in advanced! |
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Issue #:
Closes #388
Description of changes:
Check the exit code for
pip3 download -r ...inentrypoint.sh. If non-zero, exit with the same error code.Note: This only solves one particular case. A more thorough solution would be to use something like
set -efor all these "utility" commands (package-requirements,test-startup-script, etc). But I imagine that is a larger (and possibly internal) discussion.If this change is accepted, I also request that it get merged to all lower environments (or at least all supported ones) as well. This bug exists in v2.2.2-v2.9.2.
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