[FrameworkBundle] terminate with non-zero exit code when a secret could not be read #57797
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wouterj
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derrabus
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Why? I mean, this zero-even-if-fail was explicitly desired in an earlier PR, isn't it? |
The fix for symfony#42038 did a bit too much. Not only did it fix the PHP error that wasn't caught before, but also changed the exit code of the command. With this change the PHP error will still be prevented, but the command will terminate with a non-zero exit code to indicate the failure that occurred while reading the stored secrets.
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Yes, I think it makes sense for this command to fail if it failed to decrypt the secrets, as also described in #57539 |
nicolas-grekas
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chalasr
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Thank you @xabbuh. |
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The fix for #42038 did a bit too much. Not only did it fix the PHP error that
wasn't caught before, but also changed the exit code of the command. With this
change the PHP error will still be prevented, but the command will terminate
with a non-zero exit code to indicate the failure that occurred while reading
the stored secrets.