Closed nidhiyedida closed 12 months ago
Agreed. Marking this p1.
This might be something to implement in pysh first. While pysh does print the error if something fails (see example below), we don't know what processes have run (especially in the case where we use &&
or what their results were.
print(str`cat does_not_exist.txt`)
pysh
now has this functionality! eb0cfdb adds the EXIT_CODE
and STDERR
variables that we can query :)
Currently,
progres
will silently fail with no indication of what went wrong. A debug mode is crucial for end-users.