Currently, jd always returns exit code 0 if the tools succeeds, regardless of whether it detects any difference or not.
I propose that a non-zero exit code is returned if the tool finds a difference. This would make jd much easier to use in scripts (automation, CI, etc.).
There is already a precedent for such behavior, e.g. diff tool returns exit 1 if differences are found, 0 if not.
Currently,
jdalways returns exit code 0 if the tools succeeds, regardless of whether it detects any difference or not.I propose that a non-zero exit code is returned if the tool finds a difference. This would make
jdmuch easier to use in scripts (automation, CI, etc.).There is already a precedent for such behavior, e.g.
difftool returns exit 1 if differences are found, 0 if not.