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Don't fail build on 1-core-VM #1

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bmwiedemann commented 2025-11-20 08:38:34 +01:00
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When expr returns a result of '0', it sets the return code to 1. eval just passes that through and that fails the build there on 1-core-VMs.

When `expr` returns a result of '0', it sets the return code to 1. `eval` just passes that through and that fails the build there on 1-core-VMs.
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Don't fail build on 1-core-VM da1677461a 
When `expr` returns a result of '0', it sets the return code to 1. `eval` just passes that through and that fails the build there on 1-core-VMs.
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