Suppose we run nattka on something that was already done/handled:
At the time of writing, arm64 was done in bug 869125:
apply:
~ $ nattka apply -a arm64 869125 ; echo $?
0
commit:
~ $ nattka commit -a arm64 869125 ; echo $?
ERROR:nattka:Bug 869125: no packages match requested arch
1
resolve:
~ $ nattka resolve -a arm64 869125 ; echo $?
WARNING:nattka:Bug 869125: no specified arches CC-ed, found: ppc ppc64
0
To have the same behavior everywhere, commit should return 0, or apply and resolve should return 1
Since the workflow is apply -> commit -> resolve, another solution can be implement something on apply (like pretend?) that inform in whatever way if you are doing something doable or not.
Suppose we run nattka on something that was already done/handled:
At the time of writing, arm64 was done in bug 869125:
apply:
commit:
resolve:
To have the same behavior everywhere,
commitshould return 0, orapplyandresolveshould return 1Since the workflow is apply -> commit -> resolve, another solution can be implement something on apply (like pretend?) that inform in whatever way if you are doing something doable or not.