Describe the bug
When you use the command line to run a liquid test, you obviously want to make sure that you use the correct handle 🙈
If you go manage to get a typo in there, it:
throws an error in the terminal (👍 )
it creates a config.json file for the incorrectly-spelled-handle.. (👎 )
Now it immediately caught my attention as I didn't have any files in my source control panel but easy to miss when you have multiple files in there..
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
put the command "silverfin run-test -h _handle_with_atypo" in the terminal
tadaa, you get a config.json file 😅
Expected behavior
The error in the terminal is the only required action in this case.
No config.json file should be created on the command 'run-test' and especially not if the handle doesn't exist.
Screenshots or Pull request
Desktop & CLI (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug When you use the command line to run a liquid test, you obviously want to make sure that you use the correct handle 🙈 If you go manage to get a typo in there, it:
Now it immediately caught my attention as I didn't have any files in my source control panel but easy to miss when you have multiple files in there..
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The error in the terminal is the only required action in this case. No config.json file should be created on the command 'run-test' and especially not if the handle doesn't exist.
Screenshots or Pull request
Desktop & CLI (please complete the following information):