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Dependency packaging does not propagate errors from subprocess #500

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stealthycoin opened this issue Aug 29, 2017 · 0 comments
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Dependency packaging does not propagate errors from subprocess #500

stealthycoin opened this issue Aug 29, 2017 · 0 comments
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During the pip download -r requirements.txt call that Chalice makes during packaging it does not properly propagate the error code from the subprocess up to Chalice so it doesn't ever error out if there was a failure.

Initial issue #497

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stealthycoin added a commit to stealthycoin/chalice that referenced this issue Aug 31, 2017
Error codes were not returned which would result in pip failures not
cancelling the Chalice deploy process when they should. For example if
you provided a bad package name that pip failed to find the error would
be ignored and all the partial package would be deployed anyway.

Fixes aws#500
stealthycoin added a commit to stealthycoin/chalice that referenced this issue Sep 1, 2017
Error codes were not returned which would result in pip failures not
cancelling the Chalice deploy process when they should. For example if
you provided a bad package name that pip failed to find the error would
be ignored and all the partial package would be deployed anyway.

Fixes aws#500
stealthycoin added a commit to stealthycoin/chalice that referenced this issue Sep 1, 2017
Error codes were not returned which would result in pip failures not
cancelling the Chalice deploy process when they should. For example if
you provided a bad package name that pip failed to find the error would
be ignored and all the partial package would be deployed anyway.

Fixes aws#500
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