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7904015: --verify-exclude fails to abort the test run when discovering failures #265
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Hello Ludvig, this looks reasonable to me, but I think we should have a self test for this to verify that it indeed exits with a non-zero exit code in situations like these.
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Yes, that should be fine. |
Thank you for the suggestion, I have added the self test. Testing the exit code itself was cumbersome, as the return code also varies with test results. I opted to check for the "test results" string instead, hope this is okay. |
Exit after discovering errors in exclude files
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