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[bash]$ goss -g goss.yaml validate -o verbose --color --sleep 5s --retry-tiemout 2m
Incorrect Usage: flag provided but not defined: -retry-tiemout
NAME:
goss validate - Validate system
USAGE:
goss validate [command options] [arguments...]
OPTIONS:
--format value, -f value Format to output in, valid options: [documentation json json_oneline junit nagios rspecish silent tap] (default: "rspecish") [$GOSS_FMT]
--format-options value, -o value Extra options passed to the formatter, valid options: [perfdata verbose] [$GOSS_FMT_OPTIONS]
--color Force color on [$GOSS_COLOR]
--no-color Force color off [$GOSS_NOCOLOR]
--sleep value, -s value Time to sleep between retries, only active when -r is set (default: 1s) [$GOSS_SLEEP]
--retry-timeout value, -r value Retry on failure so long as elapsed + sleep time is less than this (default: 0s) [$GOSS_RETRY_TIMEOUT]
--max-concurrent value Max number of tests to run concurrently (default: 50) [$GOSS_MAX_CONCURRENT]
[bash]$ echo $?
0
Would be better if it exited non-zero for tools that actively check error codes for test results.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Previously, the flags were not handled so the application would
Looking at the documentation for https://github.com/urfave/cli , the error is propogated up through the `app.Run` call.
Now, the error is checked before fatally logging it.
closes#420
Previously, the flags were not handled so the application would
Looking at the documentation for https://github.com/urfave/cli , the error is propogated up through the `app.Run` call.
Now, the error is checked before fatally logging it.
closesgoss-org#420
Would be better if it exited non-zero for tools that actively check error codes for test results.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: