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command-${string}-formatted --success condition fails with dashes #324

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eventualbuddha opened this issue May 20, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #325
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command-${string}-formatted --success condition fails with dashes #324

eventualbuddha opened this issue May 20, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #325
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@eventualbuddha
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eventualbuddha commented May 20, 2022

This should use the exit code from the first command (exit 1), but doesn't because the successCondition splits on -:

concurrently \
  --names 'this-one,that-one' \
  --success command-this-one \
  'exit 1' \
  'exit 0'

This version does work:

concurrently \
  --names 'this,that' \
  --success command-that \
  'exit 1' \
  'exit 0'
@gustavohenke
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Thanks for spotting this 🤦

@eventualbuddha
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Related, passing a command name that doesn't exist just silently ignores it. Maybe also true with indexes?

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paescuj commented May 21, 2022

Related, passing a command name that doesn't exist just silently ignores it. Maybe also true with indexes?

Thanks for your input! We've discussed this in #318 (comment).

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Fix out in v7.2.1.

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