When the token for github is not set in the environment, I would expect the gren command to fail with error code 1 (not 0).
What currently happens is, that an error message is emitted (You must provide the TOKEN) but the return code is still 0, meaning in a bash script for example I can not test properly whether the gren step in my release procedure worked or not.
When the token for github is not set in the environment, I would expect the
grencommand to fail with error code 1 (not 0).What currently happens is, that an error message is emitted (You must provide the TOKEN) but the return code is still 0, meaning in a bash script for example I can not test properly whether the
grenstep in my release procedure worked or not.