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Package exitcode defines unified exit codes for epack CLI operations. These codes are stable and used by both collectors and tools.
Note: The ExitError type has been unified into the errors package. Use errors.E() or errors.WithHint() to create errors with exit codes.
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Constants ¶
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const ( Success = 0 // Operation completed successfully General = 1 // General/unspecified error )
General exit codes (0-9)
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const ( LockInvalid = 10 // Lockfile missing, invalid, or mismatched DigestMismatch = 11 // Binary digest doesn't match lockfile SignatureMismatch = 12 // Sigstore signature verification failed Timeout = 13 // Operation timed out MissingBinary = 14 // Binary not found/installed Network = 15 // Network error during fetch )
Component exit codes (10-19) - used by collector and tool operations
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const ( ToolNotFound = 10 // Tool binary not found ToolVerifyFailed = 11 // Tool digest verification failed PackVerifyFailed = 12 // Pack integrity verification failed LockfileMissing = 13 // Lockfile missing for configured tool RunDirFailed = 14 // Failed to create run directory ConfigFileFailed = 15 // Failed to write tool config file PackRequired = 16 // Tool requires pack but none provided DependencyMissing = 17 // Required tool dependency not satisfied )
Tool wrapper exit codes (10-19) - used by tool dispatch wrapper These overlap with component codes but have tool-specific meanings
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Functions ¶
func IsToolExitCode ¶
IsToolExitCode returns true if the exit code is in the tool wrapper range (10-19).
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