is there a way to have a task exit with a non-zero exit code, without printing a stack trace?
use case: I'm working on the Kaocha (test runner) boot task.When a test fails the exit code should be non-zero (so e.g. CI can detect the failure), but all error reporting is already done by the test runner.
System/exit?
that will ensure party over
We've been using boot-bin from https://github.com/boot-clj/boot-bin/pull/17 for quite some time, and it seems to be working fine.
Any chance to merge it back and release the new binary?
@alexyakushev that's good to hear, the original merge was pretty traumatic 😅
i can take a look and do some of my own testing, maybe we can think about merging next month or so? post-holidays at least
Sure, no rush, just a reminder that it's there 🙂
@alexyakushev @alandipert this is great! I have been holding all my projects back at 2.7.2
would love to get on 2.8
@flyboarder have you been using boot-bin from that PR also?
no not as of yet but 2.8
scares me - it didnt have a great launch
@alandipert what are your thoughts on #722
@flyboarder doesn't seem like a problem technically, but i'm personally not cognizant of a larger trend to put build scripts in dot dirs
i thought that was more what you did for things that were "ancillary" like CI or IDE configs
oh hey, on the topic of releases and maintenance, is anyone interested in a rotation as maintainer? since i don't use boot for work anymore my time budget is extremely limited, but i could make myself available regularly for anyone who wanted to take a shot
@flyboarder if you signed up you could merge 722 and i couldn't stop you 😄
@alandipert im ok with co-maintaining boot
re: making myself available, i was imagining i could meet with a maintainer 1-2x a month to review tickets/test things/discuss whatever
I already do it for hoplon 😅
ha, it would almost be like they were the same thing again!
😛
but in seriousness, your offer is much appreciated. the people of boot thank you
I plan on getting around to the hoplon tickets again this holiday break as has been the trend of releasing new 7.x versions for new-year
maybe in january we could do a conference call or zoom or something, and discuss future direction for boot? and anyone with thoughts could hop on
sounds good!
just ping me when you want to set something up
i will! thanks again. very excited by this turn of events