Hi
Several of our Jenkins regression tests are controlled by bash scripts. As a
beginner bash script writer, I would like some advice on how to improve the
error handling in those scripts please.
We use the bash shebang:
#!/bin/bash -ex
A typical test might compare some result files with reference files:
for RESULT_FILE in $RESULT_FILE_LIST
do
diff -b --brief $RESULT_FILE $REF_PATH/$RESULT_FILE
done
The problem here is that the 'for' loop exits on the first 'diff' failure, the
script then exits and Jenkins fails the test.
I would prefer the 'for' loop to complete so that I get a list of all failing
files, before Jenkins terminates the test.
What would be a neat way of achieving this in bash?
Best regards
David
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