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Hey, i would love to run until my cmd fails, but how to do this? 😄
Currently i do it like this, but this runs t times and apparently ignore fails
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retry -t 10 -v -x 1 -- "bazel run //pkg/outbox/outbox_v1:outbox_v1_test;false"
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ok this just works perfect:
retry -t 10 -v -x 1 -- "bazel run //pkg/outbox/outbox_v1:outbox_v1_test && exit 1 || exit 0"
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Any problem with setting the "-t 10" to something really large, like maybe "-t 999999"? I can't wrap my mind around retrying until the end of time. :)
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Hey, i would love to run until my cmd fails, but how to do this? 😄
Currently i do it like this, but this runs
t
times and apparently ignore failsretry -t 10 -v -x 1 -- "bazel run //pkg/outbox/outbox_v1:outbox_v1_test;false"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: