Does ipython have a setting similar to ‘-e’ in bash that stops the execution of the script if any ipython’s shell command returns a non-zero value?
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Does ipython have a setting similar to ‘-e’ in bash that stops the execution of the script if any ipython’s shell command returns a non-zero value?
Not directly, no. However, after a
!fooshell command, the exit code is stored as the value_exit_code. So your script could check that and throw an error.For some reason, on my system it multiplies all the exit codes by 256. I’m not at all sure why it’s doing that.