pub struct ExitStatus(pub i32);
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Portable, platform-independent version of ExitStatus from the standard library.

Capturing ExitStatus

Some shells have means to check whether the input command was executed successfully. For example, in sh-like shells, one can compare the value of $? to 0, and in PowerShell to True. The exit status can be captured when creating a Transcript by setting a checker in ShellOptions::with_status_check():

Examples

let options = ShellOptions::default();
let mut options = options.with_status_check("echo $?", |captured| {
    // Parse captured string to plain text. This transform
    // is especially important in transcripts captured from PTY
    // since they can contain a *wild* amount of escape sequences.
    let captured = captured.to_plaintext().ok()?;
    let code: i32 = captured.trim().parse().ok()?;
    Some(ExitStatus(code))
});

let transcript = Transcript::from_inputs(&mut options, [
    UserInput::command("echo \"Hello world\""),
    UserInput::command("some-non-existing-command"),
])?;
let status = transcript.interactions()[0].exit_status();
assert!(status.unwrap().is_success());
// The assertion above is equivalent to:
assert_eq!(status, Some(ExitStatus(0)));

let status = transcript.interactions()[1].exit_status();
assert!(!status.unwrap().is_success());

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§0: i32

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Checks if this is the successful status.

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