> I think the failonerror attribute can just be used to make > the Perforce > tasks more lenient on some type of errors; but if you say > failonerror="false", you cannot get the error(s) which > happen, they are > swallowed.
Ok, that's what I was afraid of when I couldn't find it in the manual. I have a situation where I've got (details omitted): <p4change> <p4integrate> <p4resolve> <p4submit> The <p4integrate> will fail if there's nothing new to integrate, and I wanted to be able to skip the resolve and submit if that's the case. It's not critical, since if there's nothing to do, they fail harmlessly. I was just hoping to avoid doing the extra work when the integrate has told us that we don't need to, but since integrate -doesn't- report back, I can't. Oh well, I can live with it as is. Thanks for the reply. :) Kajsa Anderson --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
