fix: handle code-less errors more carefully in exec#554
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If an error exists, but has no error code, it defaults to 1 (a common code for most Unix commands). Tests have been omitted since this is an edge case that is difficult to reproduce. Fixes #536
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@freitagbr ready for review |
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Sure, this should work. It does seem weird that an error form |
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@freitagbr I think it is a node bug. Even if it is though, we still need to support older node platforms, so it's probably worth it to leave it in here. |
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@freitagbr LGTY? |
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Yes, LGTM. |
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If an error exists, but has no error code, it defaults to 1 (a common code for
most Unix commands). Tests have been omitted since this is an edge case that is
difficult to reproduce.
Fixes #536