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Problem:
- When the MMB crashes due to some unexpected error like
ERROR: Tries exceeded, given maximum:....the bot should exit with non-zero exit code. Zero is used for successful execution.
Solution:
- Make sure to return a non-zero exit code when the bot crashes.
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Further explanation:
In Linux and Unix-based systems, a successful exit code for an application is typically 0. An exit code, or return code, is a small number passed from a child process (or application) back to the parent process upon completion of its execution. By convention, an exit code of 0 signifies that the program executed successfully without any errors. On the other hand, any non-zero exit code indicates an error or abnormal termination, with different non-zero values potentially signifying different types of errors depending on the application's design.
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BugSomething isn't workingSomething isn't workingPriority - LowIssue has low priority and has to be worked on after blocker and high issuesIssue has low priority and has to be worked on after blocker and high issuesT-Shirt size - SmallHigh-Level effort estimation. Category "lowest effort".High-Level effort estimation. Category "lowest effort".