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prosodyctl shell: Improve process exit codes
This fixes a bug introduced in 3326c8a29a86 where prosodyctl shell would
always exit with non-zero error codes, even on success. Now it will exit with
0 for success, or 1 if any errors were printed.
It also updates the other exit codes in the shell command to help distinguish
between different error cases. These are based on the sysexits.h codes,
although it is not recommended to rely on that interface.
| author | Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com> |
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| date | Fri, 19 Dec 2025 15:32:26 +0000 |
| parents | 2cf8d98d8a28 |
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local array = require "prosody.util.array"; local it = require "prosody.util.iterators"; local new_short_id = require "prosody.util.id".short; local role_methods = {}; local role_mt = { __index = role_methods; __name = "role"; __add = nil; }; local function is_role(o) local mt = getmetatable(o); return mt == role_mt; end local function _new_may(permissions, inherited_mays) local n_inherited = inherited_mays and #inherited_mays; return function (role, action, context) -- Note: 'role' may be a descendent role, not only the one we're attached to local policy = permissions[action]; if policy ~= nil then return policy; end if n_inherited then for i = 1, n_inherited do policy = inherited_mays[i](role, action, context); if policy ~= nil then return policy; end end end return nil; end end local permissions_key = {}; -- { -- Required: -- name = "My fancy role"; -- -- Optional: -- inherits = { role_obj... } -- default = true -- priority = 100 -- permissions = { -- ["foo"] = true; -- allow -- ["bar"] = false; -- deny -- } -- } local function new(base_config, overrides) local config = setmetatable(overrides or {}, { __index = base_config }); local permissions = {}; local inherited_mays; if config.inherits then inherited_mays = array.pluck(config.inherits, "may"); end local new_role = { id = new_short_id(); name = config.name; description = config.description; default = config.default; priority = config.priority; may = _new_may(permissions, inherited_mays); inherits = config.inherits; [permissions_key] = permissions; }; local desired_permissions = config.permissions or config[permissions_key]; for k, v in pairs(desired_permissions or {}) do permissions[k] = v; end return setmetatable(new_role, role_mt); end function role_mt:__freeze() local t = { id = self.id; name = self.name; description = self.description; default = self.default; priority = self.priority; inherits = self.inherits; permissions = self[permissions_key]; }; return t; end function role_methods:clone(overrides) return new(self, overrides); end function role_methods:set_permission(permission_name, policy, overwrite) local permissions = self[permissions_key]; if overwrite ~= true and permissions[permission_name] ~= nil and permissions[permission_name] ~= policy then return false, "policy-already-exists"; end permissions[permission_name] = policy; return true; end function role_methods:policies() local policy_iterator, s, v = it.join(pairs(self[permissions_key])); if self.inherits then for _, inherited_role in ipairs(self.inherits) do policy_iterator:append(inherited_role:policies()); end end return policy_iterator, s, v; end function role_mt.__tostring(self) return ("role<[%s] %s>"):format(self.id or "nil", self.name or "[no name]"); end function role_mt.__pairs(self) return it.filter(permissions_key, next, self); end return { is_role = is_role; new = new; };
