Coerce process.exitCode to number to match local usage #2209
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Pull Request
Problem
An update to
@types/node
showed up a subtle issue.process.exitCode
allows a string representation of an integer. The Commander typings for the exit code are for a number, and the code assumes a number. So as well as the type not matching, there would actually be the wrong behaviour in the following line if theexitCode
was"0"
!Solution
Convert `process.exitCode to a number to keep things simple.
(So unlikely that this makes a difference to a real program that not including a changelog entry.)