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Fail a build

filter finds the lines that hedge. The script exits 1 when it finds any, and the build fails.

No line hedges. The check prints nothing and passes.

question="Does this sentence hedge?"

cat <<'EOF' > notes.txt
The export runs every night at two.
Failed rows go to a separate file.
Each row keeps its id.
EOF

thinkthen filter "$question" --batch 1 \
  < notes.txt > hedges.txt

if [ -s hedges.txt ]; then
  echo "These lines hedge:"
  cat hedges.txt
  exit 1
fi

No outputexit 0

One line hedges. The check prints it and exits 1.

question="Does this sentence hedge?"

cat <<'EOF' > notes.txt
The export runs every night at two.
It might possibly be worth considering a retry.
Each row keeps its id.
EOF

thinkthen filter "$question" --batch 1 \
  < notes.txt > hedges.txt

if [ -s hedges.txt ]; then
  echo "These lines hedge:"
  cat hedges.txt
  exit 1
fi

Output

These lines hedge:
It might possibly be worth considering a retry.

exit 1

On GitHub: github.com/botassembly/thinkthen