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Refactor test runner - #49
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Reduce the size of the main procedure in the runner.
Reduce the size of the main procedure in the runner.
Reduce the size of the main procedure in the runner.
Reduce the size of the main procedure in the runner.
No need to clutter up the let form where they are just used in one place each.
And instead exit as soon as something fails. It will now only return the value of EXIT_SUCCESS or EXIT_FAILURE depending if it succeeded or not.
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The main procedure got a bit long and used some imperative notions for setting the exit-code. Refactor it by breaking out the setup, run command, check and clean up code into separate procedures. This allowed to remove the mutation of the
exit-statusand instead combine the stages usingand. Which also allows it to stop as soon as one of the stages fails. Which should generate easier to read error reports.