Currently, there is no specific error handling process. For example, errors are not displayed in red.
The following are some guidelines for how things should be displayed
Errors should be in Red
Errors should be simple one liners, no stack trace dumps
Errors should be descriptive
Errors should have exit code != 0
All exceptions should be intercepted and converted to an displayable error
Update:
Docker commands are just deployed without any error handling or recovery mechanism. In order to present the errors, they need to be handled first, with both retry and propagating errors. Some of the things that need error handing:
Currently, there is no specific error handling process. For example, errors are not displayed in red.
The following are some guidelines for how things should be displayed
Update: Docker commands are just deployed without any error handling or recovery mechanism. In order to present the errors, they need to be handled first, with both retry and propagating errors. Some of the things that need error handing: