This haas been asked before… I know b/c I did a search for it. But
it was never answered.
How does one gracefully exit rake? If I use #abort or #exit I get much
extraneus output. I ther no way just to silently end the program?
Thanks,
T.
This haas been asked before… I know b/c I did a search for it. But
it was never answered.
How does one gracefully exit rake? If I use #abort or #exit I get much
extraneus output. I ther no way just to silently end the program?
Thanks,
T.
On Feb 4, 5:38 pm, “Trans” [email protected] wrote:
This haas been asked before… I know b/c I did a search for it. But
it was never answered.How does one gracefully exit rake? If I use #abort or #exit I get much
extraneus output. I ther no way just to silently end the program?
Should have known… as soon as I post this it hits me. Well, FYI to
anyone who may have ever wondered:
Kernel#exit!
T.
Trans wrote:
This haas been asked before… I know b/c I did a search for it. But
it was never answered.How does one gracefully exit rake? If I use #abort or #exit I get much
extraneus output. I ther no way just to silently end the program?
Really? For
task :default do
exit 0
end
I get:
$ rake -s
$
– Jim W.
On Feb 4, 9:24 pm, Jim W. [email protected] wrote:
exit 0
end
I get:
$ rake -s
$
I get:
$ rake -s
rake aborted!
exit
/file/trans/my/code/ruby/foo/Rakefile:4:in `exit’
(See full trace by running task with --trace)
this if for:
$ rake --version
rake, version 0.7.1
T.
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