Similar to the build script, adding '-e' to the shell command will make it stop as soon as it encounters an error. This makes it clearer to the user which command caused the error (git pull vs ./build sbitx). We have seen one case of the user missing the git pull error recently and this would help avoid that in the future.
Similar to the build script, adding '-e' to the shell command will make it stop as soon as it encounters an error. This makes it clearer to the user which command caused the error (git pull vs ./build sbitx). We have seen one case of the user missing the git pull error recently and this would help avoid that in the future.