Return an error exit status from client commands that fail#47
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Return an error exit status from client commands that fail
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Commands like
wemux pairshould exit with a non-zero status when the commandfails. In my specific use case, .bash_profile attempts to attach to wemux, if
running, and falls back to a different command if not running.
I believe this patch covers all the client commands. I haven't looked at the
server commands, so you may want to do that own your own.