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Broken-Pipe Exit Codes
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Issue #489 requires a pending failing verdict to survive disarmed and armed stdout EPIPE handling. The disarmed handler still calls exit(...) immediately. The armed BrokenPipeInterruptError snapsh… |
Defer or otherwise neutralize the EPIPE output without terminating before the command sets its final exit code. Apply the same behavior to the armed BrokenPipeInterruptError path. Add tests for disarmed and armed pending failure codes, an… |
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The change in src/commands/test.ts adds a creation object to test create-batch --run JSON output. It has no connection to issue #489 or stdout EPIPE exit-code handling. |
Remove the unrelated src/commands/test.ts JSON-output change, or link it to a separate scoped objective. |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: preserving a non-zero exit code during stdout EPIPE handling. Docstring Coverage Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 1 functions across 1 files. (1 skipped: 1 … Full details: Docstring Coverage
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#489requires a pending failing verdict to survive disarmed and armed stdout EPIPE handling. The disarmed handler still callsexit(...)immediately. The armedBrokenPipeInterruptErrorsnapshotsprocess.exitCodewhen the error is created. Both paths can capture0before later telemetry sets the failing verdict. The existing tests cover only the success case and do not add the requested pending-failure regression coverage.Resolution
Defer or otherwise neutralize the EPIPE output without terminating before the command sets its final exit code. Apply the same behavior to the armed
BrokenPipeInterruptErrorpath. Add tests for disarmed and armed pending failure codes, and retain the successful-command code-0 case.
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- Line 168: Resolve the mapped command exit code before constructing or handling
BrokenPipeInterruptError in both armed and disarmed EPIPE paths, ensuring failed
test wait, test run --wait, and test rerun --wait retain exit code 1 when
process.exitCode is initially unset. Update the exitCode flow or pass the
resolved code into the broken-pipe handling, and add regression coverage for
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Resolve the final exit code before handling EPIPE.
Both paths read process.exitCode before the top-level handler maps the command result. BrokenPipeInterruptError is constructed while the exit code is still unset, so line 168 stores 0. The armed path can therefore convert a failing test wait, test run --wait, or test rerun --wait into success. The top-level handler reads err.exitCode before it assigns process.exitCode. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
The disarmed path has the same ordering defect. exit(0) can terminate the process before the final failure code is assigned.
Pass the mapped command exit code into the broken-pipe path, or defer exit-code resolution until after command handling. Add regression tests for armed and disarmed EPIPE with an initially unset process.exitCode and a final code of 1.
As per path instructions, failed waits must preserve their documented non-zero exit code.
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Review comment at @src/lib/interrupt.ts at line 168:
Resolve the mapped command exit code before constructing or handling
BrokenPipeInterruptError in both armed and disarmed EPIPE paths, ensuring failed
test wait, test run --wait, and test rerun --wait retain exit code 1 when
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Closes #489
On stdout EPIPE, exit with the already-set exit code (or 0 when none) instead of forcing 0, and give BrokenPipeInterruptError the same exit code, so a failing verdict survives a closed pipe.
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New Features
test create-batch --runnow includes batch creation details and a summary alongside individual run results.Bug Fixes
Discord: Lexiisme#6126