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Happy to change it, I wrote it with a cap and underscore because that's the
convention we see in unix usually.
Though, of course, that's usually c or bash.
Commit incoming.
…On Wed, 9 May 2018, 19:51 Mat Ryer, ***@***.***> wrote:
@jspc <https://github.com/jspc> fair enough. I like to avoid using CAPS
as constant names, and maybe it should exit with 1 instead? There is
nothing special, just need a non-zero exit code.
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Currently this tool throws
exit(2)on error. This doesn't mean anything and is a magic number.Instead this PR defines it as an error.
The choice of
2is out of the scope of this PR.