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Recursive shed uploads die if yaml is invalid rather than emitting error #114
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For shed operations - catch exceptions, log them, but continue to completion and then return a 254 exit code at the end indicating there were problems with one or more repositories. This behavior has can be disabled with any of the shed operations using the new --fail_fast option. Clean up noisy exception reported by @peterjc @ galaxyproject#158 (comment) (unless --fail_fast is used - then you get the full stack trace). Tests. Fixes galaxyproject#114.
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For shed operations - catch exceptions, log them, but continue to completion and then return a 254 exit code at the end indicating there were problems with one or more repositories. This behavior has can be disabled with any of the shed operations using the new --fail_fast option. Clean up noisy exception reported by @peterjc @ galaxyproject#158 (comment) (unless --fail_fast is used - then you get the full stack trace). Tests. Fixes galaxyproject#114.
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For shed operations - catch exceptions, log them, but continue to completion and then return a 254 exit code at the end indicating there were problems with one or more repositories. This behavior has can be disabled with any of the shed operations using the new --fail_fast option. Clean up noisy exception reported by @peterjc @ galaxyproject#158 (comment) (unless --fail_fast is used - then you get the full stack trace). Tests. Fixes galaxyproject#114.
This looks like a good idea (not tried it yet) :) |
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