Revision 12772
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza almost 11 years ago
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declare e_=$?; |
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declare e="$(if test "$e_" = 0; then echo "${e:-0}"; else echo "$e_"; fi)"'
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alias rethrow='return "$e"' |
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alias rethrow!='return "$e"'
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# can't use `(exit "$e")` because a bug in bash prevents subshells from |
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# triggering errexit (would need to append `|| return` for it to work) |
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alias rethrow_subshell='exit "$e"' |
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alias rethrow_subshell!='exit "$e"'
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alias rethrow='{ if test "$e" != 0; then rethrow!; fi; }'
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alias rethrow_subshell='{ if test "$e" != 0; then rethrow_subshell!; fi; }'
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fi # load new aliases |
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if self_being_included; then |
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bugfix: lib/sh/util.sh: rethrow*: only `return` if $e is actually nonzero, because rethrow is now being used as a catch-all in situations where there might not be an error