DENV
NAME
SYNOPSIS
OPTIONS
EXIT CODES
SEE ALSO
NAME
denv check
SYNOPSIS
denv check [-h|--help] [-q|--quiet] [-s|--silent] [--workspace]
OPTIONS
--help or -h print a short help message
--quiet or -q suppress non-error output
--silent or -s suppress all output include error messages (i.e. just return the exit code below)
--workspace check to see if denv can deduce a workspace from the current directory
EXIT CODES
denv check follows the POSIX convention of returning a non-zero exit code when a failure condition is encountered.
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0 success, denv installation is complete and there is a supported runner to use (or the user printed the help message) | ||
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1 failure, denv cannot find the entrypoint script as an executable in the directory it is installed in | ||
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2 failure, denv cannot find a supported runner to use | ||
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3 failure, DENV_RUNNER defined to a runner that denv does not support or is not an available program on the machine | ||
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4 failure, denv cannot find a workspace in which it can run from the current directory (user probably missing a denv init) | ||
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127 denv check was supplied an argument it didn’t recognize |
SEE ALSO
denv(1), denv-config(1), denv-init(1)