status = 0
# run the test and assign the exit code to status
exit(status)
Wouldnt it be better to start with a nonzero status code so that if we dont run our tests the script will return with a nonzero code? Currently if the tests are not run the initial status which is 0 will be returned.
Currently we have a structure like this in our scripts:
Wouldnt it be better to start with a nonzero status code so that if we dont run our tests the script will return with a nonzero code? Currently if the tests are not run the initial status which is
0will be returned.An example can be seen here:
https://github.com/citusdata/the-process/blob/upgradeTester/circleci/images/exttester/files/sbin/install-and-test-ext#L15