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test: Fix the docker-clone make target to exit failure. #551

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test: Fix the docker-clone make target to exit failure.

My expectation was that when make invoked the shell (sh) for
a line in a rule was that it did so with '-e'. That was an
incorrect assumption.

The make docker-clone target was basically doing:

for i in url1 url2 url3; do
    something $i; done

The failure of the last item in the list should cause the
command to exit failure, but failure of an earlier command would not.

The change here is just to move that shell code into a script in
tools/oci-copy and call it from there.

@smoser smoser changed the title test: debug failing docker-clone test: Fix the docker-clone make target to exit failure. Nov 15, 2023
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My expectation was that when make invoked the shell (sh) for
a line in a rule was that it did so with '-e'.  That was an
incorrect assumption.

The make docker-clone target was basically doing:

    for i in url1 url2 url3; do
        something $i; done

The failure of the *last* item in the list should cause the
command to exit failure, but failure of an earlier command would not.

The change here is just to move that shell code into a script in
tools/oci-copy and call it from there.

Signed-off-by: Scott Moser <[email protected]>
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lgtm

@rchincha rchincha merged commit c81f395 into project-stacker:main Nov 15, 2023
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