Jack Jansen <Jack.Jansen@cwi.nl> writes: > The compileall step gets TabError > exceptions for these files, and this causes it to finally exiting with > a non-zero exit status. [...] > I've looked around and I think patch 661719 has something to do with > this, but I'm not sure. It does: Any kind of SyntaxError would be ignored in compileall, now it causes a non-zero exist status (although compileall continues after the error) If this is desired, I can restore it to let SyntaxErrors pass silently again. I think it was unintentional that compileall would succeed even if there were syntax errors; compile_dir would check whether the result of py_compile.compile was 0, however, the only possible result of that function was None. Regards, Martin
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