Closed sdsddsd1 closed 3 years ago
Edit: Oh I just saw that you removed this feature from your website. Nvm then if this is unsupported now.
I'm not sure what you mean.
This looks like the usual Tried it, nope.set -e
shenanigans, ie try ! [ -t 2 ] || {
maybe.
I don't think this is a bug as I haven't touched the hook code since 5.2.3 (at least).
OK. Figured it out. KISS has no pkg_cur
or pkg_total
so the value inside :-
is used. The values are not quoted which causes the shell to exit there. If you quote them it works fine, ie ${pkg_cur:-'?'}
. You could escape them also.
Thanks for looking into it. Quting the variables solved the issue on my end. I got this code from https://k1sslinux.org/package-manager#6.5 and I thought this was just a copy from the old website.
With the new releases in your repo,
kiss
just exits at building a pkg. The terminal title hook in my KISS_HOOK seems to be the problem. As when I remove the title hook the build succeeds. Edit: Oh I just saw that you removed this feature from your website. Nvm then if this is unsupported now.