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@ -200,12 +200,9 @@ if [ x"$CLEANUP" != x"0" -a x"$CLEANUP" != x"1" ]; then
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fi |
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# ts B10714 I do not see much sense in flat failure. |
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# The tests should rather simulate an error condition |
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# and then let act their error reporting facilities |
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# if they have some. |
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# if [ x"$SIMULATE_FAILURE" != x"0" -a x"$SIMULATE_FAILURE" != x"1" ]; then |
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# print_help |
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# printf "\n${SELF}: -f simulate failure.\n\n" |
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# exit 31 |
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# fi |
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# <<< This cannot happen if $no_getopts = 1 |
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if [ x"$SIMULATE_FAILURE" != x"0" -a x"$SIMULATE_FAILURE" != x"1" ]; then |
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print_help |
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printf "\n${SELF}: -f simulate failure.\n\n" |
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exit 31 |
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fi |
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