We have several php scripts wrapped with other non-php commands in a single shell script, like this:
build_stuff.sh
mv things stuff
cp files folders
composer install
php bin/console some:command
php bin/console some:other:command
This shell script is then called in a "execute shell" build step.
sh ./build_stuff.sh
Is there any possibility to abort the build as "failure", as soon as there are php errors/warnings?
So that the next command wouldn't be executed.
And still maintain all commands in one script.
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I found the Log Parser Plugin, but i would like to abort when the errors occur, not continue and parse the logs afterwards.
I though about maybe catching the PHP exit codes, as described here:
Retrieve exit status from php script inside of shell script
But you wouldn't be able to instantly see text output of the php scripts then, would you?