rcrowley
Should freight-add exit non-zero in case package is already present?
Running freight-add on a package that already exists in the library exits with an informative (error?) message but with exit code 0:
$ freight-add foobar_0.9.0_amd64.deb apt/precise
# [freight] apt/precise already has foobar_0.90.0_amd64.deb
$ echo $?
0
Shouldn't it exit with 1 or another non-zero value so that one doesn't have to rely on parsing the message in order to find out what freight-add actually did?
I understand that the end result of running freight-add is always that a package is present in the library (i.e. /var/lib/freight) but when scripting a package deployment process it'd be nice to be able to easily fail when the script tries to add a package that already exists.
I'll think on it. I didn't realize that was an erroneous condition.
You can work around it by looking in $VARLIB/$MANAGER/$DIST for the file you're trying to add.
Freight's current behavior is what I would expect... My build scripts don't check to see if packages already exist before trying to add them. It's not an erroneous condition in my case.
@antaflos curious, why do you want dupes to be a fatal error?
