zstd-mt (and probably the commands as well) does not always give an error message where needed, even though it does have a non-zero exit status, e.g. where filename is not a zstd compressed file, the command
zstd-mt -v -k -d -c filename > /dev/null
should give the error:
zstd-mt: filename: Malformed input
but does not.
I made this patch to get running locally.
zstd-mt (and probably the commands as well) does not always give an error message where needed, even though it does have a non-zero exit status, e.g. where filename is not a zstd compressed file, the command zstd-mt -v -k -d -c filename > /dev/null should give the error: zstd-mt: filename: Malformed input but does not. I made this patch to get running locally.