Closed garyservin closed 8 years ago
Currently, our scripts runs every command, even if the previous failed, making it difficult to debug sometime, since we have to go through the massive logs.
In this PR, I've used the set -e which kills the script if a single command on it fails.
set -e
cc: @ernestmc @adamantivm
Looks good. This addition makes it easier to detect errors.
Currently, our scripts runs every command, even if the previous failed, making it difficult to debug sometime, since we have to go through the massive logs.
In this PR, I've used the
set -e
which kills the script if a single command on it fails.cc: @ernestmc @adamantivm