docs: clarify --silent flag doesn't suppress exit codes#249
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Fixes shelljs#208. The --silent flag only suppresses error output, not the exit code. Add an example showing how to combine --silent with '|| shx true' to also ignore the exit status.
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Clarifies that the
--silentflag only suppresses error output, not the exit code. Users in #208 expected--silentto also suppress exit codes, leading to confusion in npm scripts.Changes
Added one line to the README Usage example:
This follows the exact suggestion from the maintainer in #208.
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Fixes #208