Fix panic handling and add a new exit code and a test for panics #2997
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| rootCmd.cmd.AddCommand(&cobra.Command{ | ||
| Use: "panic", | ||
| RunE: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error { | ||
| panic("oh no, oh no, oh no,no,no,no,no") |
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Because we started calling os.Exit() in a defer statement, we circumvented the regular handling of panics that bubble up to the top by the Go runtime. I could have removed the os.Exit() call from the defer, but handling panics ourselves in this way allows us to handle them exactly how we want, assign them their own unique exit code, and test the whole thing with an e2e test.
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In #2833 we started calling
os.Exit()in adeferstatement, so we inadvertently circumvented the regular handling of panics that bubble up to the top by the Go runtime.I could have removed the
os.Exit()call from thedefer, but I think this is better. Handling panics ourselves in this way is explicit, simpler to understand, and it allows us to handle them exactly how we want - including assigning them their own unique exit code, and test the whole thing with an e2e test.