Don't stop applying sysupdates before Tor step even on failures - #68
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ChangesNon-fatal base OS update steps
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In `@apply.sh`:
- Line 26: The `voidlinux.sh` fallback in `apply.sh` is not updating
`exit_code`, so failures can still be reported as success. Update the
`./base/voidlinux.sh` invocation to mirror the existing failure handling pattern
used for the other base OS scripts, using `exit_code=1` when it fails and
keeping the warning message on stderr so the script’s final exit status reflects
the error.
- Line 23: Update the `./base/boot.sh` failure handling in `apply.sh` so it also
sets `exit_code` when the boot step fails instead of only echoing a message. In
the script’s boot/update block, keep continuing execution after the failure, but
change the `|| echo "boot.sh failed, continuing..."` behavior to also record the
failure by assigning `exit_code=1` (or equivalent) alongside the existing
warning, so the final exit status reflects the failed boot step.
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Because that may lead to connectivity problems for devices. https://x.com/lontivero/status/2070191111650390466
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Because that may lead to connectivity problems for devices. https://x.com/lontivero/status/2070191111650390466
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