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cppcheck-junit currently only sets a non-zero exit code when a parsing error occurred.
Similar to cppcheck's --error-exitcode parameter, it would be great if cppcheck-junit also had this.
Usage scenario:
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cppcheck-junit currently only sets a non-zero exit code when a parsing error occurred.
Similar to cppcheck's --error-exitcode parameter, it would be great if cppcheck-junit also had this.
Usage scenario:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: