thanks. I agree, using && instead of ; solves the problem.
however, again, there are many puppet modules which use concatenated
commands, without realising about this problem.
and so, I am suggesting that puppet should enable the "set -e" behavior by
default.
Regards,
David
On Monday, March 10, 2014 9:00:04 PM UTC+1, Paul Tötterman wrote:
>
> in bash, for example, if you type "set -e" first, bash will stop and fail
>> as soon as a concatenated command fails.
>> (i agree that this behaviour is unfortunatelly not enabled by default in
>> bash scripts)
>>
>>> exec {'test':
>>>> command => "/bin/ls /doesnotexit; /bin/echo hello",
>>>> }
>>>>
>>>
> Use:
>
> exec { 'test':
> command => '/bin/ls /doesnotexist && /bin/echo hello',
> }
>
> Cheers,
> Paul
>
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