On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 12:01 AM, Daniel Shahaf <d...@daniel.shahaf.name> wrote: > Sjon Hortensius wrote on Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 17:04:19 +0200: >> LS, >> >> Please advise if this is a bug, or a known feature. I have a local >> checkout on which I can execute svn commands. However, there seems to >> be some inconsistency in the exitcode of the client. >> >> `svn ls repository/non-existing` exits with status 1, and so does `svn >> info repository/non-existing`. However, `svn ls >> repository/non-existing` has exit-status 0, although it echo's a "svn: >> warning: " >> > > Using trunk, both 'ls' and 'info' return non-zero, for both URLs and > paths under local working copies. (But you said 'svn ls' twice; was > that a typo?)
Thanks for your reply, and yes, it seems I made an error describing the actual bug. I meant the exit-status of `svn cat`; which differs. >> Is this a (known) bug? Can I post this issue on the bugtracker? >> > > If 'svn' reports an error that cannot be detected by a calling script, > then please post an issue. > >> Thanks, >> >> Sjon Hortensius > I will do that, thanks!
