I don't think I like this part. It's not uncommon to expect non zero
return when tests are failing even in developer sessions. If we are to
ever convert to using this new run-test for automated systems, which we
really should, it must return non zero on failures.
I'm guessing you added this to avoid the extra failure printing from the
build system. Surely this can be worked around differently?
/Erik
On 2017-03-02 11:57, Magnus Ihse Bursie wrote:
Note that `make run-test` will exit with value 0 even in case of test
failures.
A non-zero exit code will indicate a failure in the run-test
framework. The last
line printed will show either `TEST FAILURE` or `TEST SUCCESS`,
depending on how
the test results ended up.
