If terra env:enable fails the process continues to run and claims the environment was enabled. For instance, I received this error:
DOCKER > Couldn't connect to Docker daemon - you might need to run 'boot2docker up'.
But then subsequently received the following output:
Environment enabled! Available at http://mysite.local.Macintosh.local and http://localhost: Write a drush alias file to /Users/nate/.drush/mysite.aliases.drushrc.php ?
It seems as though the process should exit on a failure.
If
terra env:enable
fails the process continues to run and claims the environment was enabled. For instance, I received this error:DOCKER > Couldn't connect to Docker daemon - you might need to run 'boot2docker up'.
But then subsequently received the following output:
Environment enabled! Available at http://mysite.local.Macintosh.local and http://localhost: Write a drush alias file to /Users/nate/.drush/mysite.aliases.drushrc.php ?
It seems as though the process should exit on a failure.