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egutierrez bf1efb2099 feat: externalize apps/analysis to Gitea repos, add analysis table
- Migration 007: repo_url on apps table + analysis table with FTS5
- Analysis struct, parser, CRUD, validation, hash computation
- Selective purge: remote-only apps/analysis preserved across fn index
- CLI: fn app list/clone/pull, fn analysis list/clone/pull
- search/show/list now include analysis results
- Apps removed from git tracking (content lives in Gitea repos)
- .gitkeep for apps/ and analysis/ dirs
- Bash functions: jupyter analysis pipeline, shell utilities
- Browser domain: CDP functions moved from infra to browser

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-01 04:23:51 +02:00

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exit_with_status function bash shell 1.0.0 pure exit_with_status(total_steps: int, ok_steps: int, failed_steps: int) -> int Calcula el exit code estandar (0=success, 1=failure, 2=partial) a partir de contadores de pasos. Si failed_steps=0 imprime 0 y sale con 0. Si ok_steps=0 imprime 1 y sale con 1. Si hay ambos imprime 2 y sale con 2.
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bash/functions/shell/exit_with_status.sh

Ejemplo

source bash/functions/shell/exit_with_status.sh

exit_with_status 5 5 0  # stdout: 0, exit code: 0
exit_with_status 5 0 5  # stdout: 1, exit code: 1
exit_with_status 5 3 2  # stdout: 2, exit code: 2

Notas

Funcion pura: no realiza I/O de sistema, no modifica estado global, no lee variables de entorno. El argumento total_steps se recibe para completitud semantica pero la logica solo depende de ok_steps y failed_steps. El valor se imprime a stdout ademas de usarse como exit code, de modo que el caller puede capturarlo con $(exit_with_status ...) o evaluar directamente con exit_with_status ... ; echo $?.