![]() Before this change, an exit_code of 0 would allow a test to pass for any exit status, because checking for 0 meant that the value was optional and people did not care. However, the semantics of exit() tells that 0 shall be synonymous of success, and allowing a nonzero status to pass the test is unexpected. This fixes issue #137. |
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cram | ||
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asprintf.c | ||
CMakeLists.txt | ||
ordered-set.c | ||
redirect.cc |