Currently cqput command outputs OK message to stderr after successful package upload, which is totally wrong. stderr descriptor should stay empty if exit code is 0.
Problem described here was sort of a blocker to me, as I've been doing validation after cqput execution that takes into consideration not only exit codes but also presence of content in stderr descriptor. In the end CRX package was successfully uploaded, but my ruby script exits with error message OK every single time I run it.
Currently
cqputcommand outputsOKmessage to stderr after successful package upload, which is totally wrong. stderr descriptor should stay empty if exit code is 0.Problem described here was sort of a blocker to me, as I've been doing validation after
cqputexecution that takes into consideration not only exit codes but also presence of content in stderr descriptor. In the end CRX package was successfully uploaded, but my ruby script exits with error messageOKevery single time I run it.