Currently if any command-line arguments passed to cognitect.test-runner/-main contain errors, help messages are printed but the exit code is still 0. It might be a better idea to return a non-zero code so CI builds fail in this case.
FWIW I came across this while changing my scripts from -A to -M, and I had to move an -Sdeps directive to before the -M.
Currently if any command-line arguments passed to
cognitect.test-runner/-main
contain errors, help messages are printed but the exit code is still 0. It might be a better idea to return a non-zero code so CI builds fail in this case.FWIW I came across this while changing my scripts from
-A
to-M
, and I had to move an-Sdeps
directive to before the-M
.