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Enable fail while using pipelining in bash #2217

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If any commands fail in bash pipeline

If any commands fail in bash pipeline
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@okurz please review

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coolo commented Dec 13, 2016

reference a successful test run please

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okurz commented Dec 14, 2016

Please provide a link or screenshot to a local verification run.

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coolo commented Dec 14, 2016

one screenshot is very little in this context :)

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@coolo agree with you , what will be enough on your opinion ? one full test run ? few tests ? some certain test ?

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coolo commented Dec 14, 2016

One full (i.e. more than 50 test modules) would do

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@coolo here one full run http://kimball.arch.suse.de/tests/31#, there are some failures but they are not related to this change for sure.

@coolo coolo merged commit c704c10 into os-autoinst:master Dec 15, 2016
@asmorodskyi asmorodskyi deleted the feature/enable_pipefail branch December 15, 2016 09:19
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