Ignore retcode when checking FS type #52589
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This is used in part to check if the block device being checked actually exists. In these cases, a nonzero exit code is not an error condition, and thus should not have its results logged at the ERROR loglevel.
dwoz
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@terminalmage This seems like it might be a difficult one to test, but can you think of a way to add a regression test for this bugfix?
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@dwoz How about that? |
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@terminalmage Looks like you got some lint |
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The docs will pass after #52622 is merged. |
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This is used in part to check if the block device being checked actually exists. In these cases, a nonzero exit code is not an error condition, and thus should not have its results logged at the ERROR loglevel.