Expose the real mysqld exit code to process-compose, so it can report any errors. Fixes #2518 #2519
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Summary
The old code used shell '&' to background mysqld, then captured its pid with MYSQL_PID=$!, in doing so obscuring the mysqld exit code.
I can't see any sane way of both propagating the exit code and setting MYSQL_PID. I also can't see any point in MYSQL_PID, given that process-compose is a TUI and the pid is readily available in $MYSQL_PID_FILE. So to fix the bug, I've made mysqld no longer backgrounded (hence
is_daemon
becomes 'false').How was it tested?
Testing is as in the description of #2518: set up mysqld to fail (e.g. claim port 3306) and
devbox services up
.The mysqld process ought to go into a failure loop, toggling between status 'Restarting' and 'Running' and setting exit code 1.
(It's not related to this patch, but I suggest also limiting these infinite restarts by setting
max_restarts
, e.g.:)