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I'm using the JSX tool in an automated build system and I want to check for errors compiling JSX files, but instead of returning a non-zero error code, the jsx command just writes everything to stderr and exits with a zero error code.
What is even worse, stderr is used when the build is successfull as well, forcing me to parse it's stderr output to check for an error.
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Good point! We use an intermediate tool that does caching and some other smart things. I'm going to pass this off to @benjamn because he's the author of commoner.
I'm using the JSX tool in an automated build system and I want to check for errors compiling JSX files, but instead of returning a non-zero error code, the jsx command just writes everything to stderr and exits with a zero error code.
What is even worse, stderr is used when the build is successfull as well, forcing me to parse it's stderr output to check for an error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: