#8641: "sage -t" should exit with nonzero exit code if doctests fail
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Reporter: ddrake | Owner: tbd
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: doctest | Keywords:
Author: | Upstream: N/A
Reviewer: | Merged:
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Comment(by jhpalmieri):
I'm following up on the discussion at the end of #7995.
First, the code {{{err = err // 256}}} seems okay: putting a print
statement at the end of that python function shows that {{{err}}} seems to
have an appropriate value.
Other parts of the python code in sage-test confuse me, though. It seems
to me that the function {{{test_file}}} always returns 0 (if the file
exists), regardless of the success or failure of the test. The function
{{{test}}} has a return value which depends on whether tests passed, but
{{{test_file}}} never uses the return value from {{{test}}}, does it?
In practice, if I run {{{sage -sh}}} and then do {{{sage-doctest}}} on a
file with errors, I get a nonzero return value, but if I run {{{sage-
test}}} on the same file, I get a return value of 0.
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