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After using Open3 from the doc generator, check the exit status. #180
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There is an issue Using popen3 ruby 1.8 don't have a way to know the exit status because double fork is used. Originally I tried to check for the exit status but I desisted for this reason. Some solutions my be:
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Ah crap, that issue again… :) Yeah we should go with popen4 I think. It’s actually even worse, because iirc the way the double fork works means that child processes can become zombies. |
Ok I'll take care of it when a decision is taken about #175. |
I used popen4. |
Sweet. |
* master: [#184] fix for documentation options [#180] check appledoc exit status [#112] Refactoring based on suggestions by @alloy [#112] Improved remote url detection for spec repo [#132, #183] Fix to make repo update tolerant of stray files ~./cocoapods [#112] Introduced --push option for setup command
Add BaseKit 0.2.2
* master: [#184] fix for documentation options [#180] check appledoc exit status [#112] Refactoring based on suggestions by @alloy [#112] Improved remote url detection for spec repo [#132, #183] Fix to make repo update tolerant of stray files ~./cocoapods [#112] Introduced --push option for setup command
[Documentation] Update podfile syntax reference on branches and tags
Currently when appledoc fails, for instance because the templates haven't been installed in
~/Library/Application Support/appledoc
, there's no error raised that notifies the user of this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: