When a subcommand dies with non-zero exit code, I'd expect the shell to handle this and bail out except if there's explicit error handling in the code.
I came here in the hope of finding a replacement for my Bash scripts, and the first thing I write in every Bash script is precisely set -eo pipefail.
When a subcommand dies with non-zero exit code, I'd expect the shell to handle this and bail out except if there's explicit error handling in the code.
I came here in the hope of finding a replacement for my Bash scripts, and the first thing I write in every Bash script is precisely
set -eo pipefail.