rofiles-fuse: when fuse execution fails, rofiles-fuse still returns exit code 0 #3348
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…ommand returns a status code of 0 testcase: `$ sudo rofiles-fuse a b` fuse: bad mount point `b': No such file or directory `$ echo $?` 0
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rofiles-fuse: Fixed the problem that when fuse execution fails, the command returns a status code of 0
testcase:
$ sudo rofiles-fuse a bfuse: bad mount point `b': No such file or directory
$ echo $?0