ignore-termerr

#!/bin/sh

# Run program on command line, but if it returns SIGTERM (termination signal) 
# then return the status code 0 (no error) instead.
# By convention SIGTERM is represented in an error code as
# 128+SIGTERM = 128+15 = 143.
# See signal(7).

# Note: This script does *not* trap any signals, not even SIGTERM.

# Without this mechanism, when Heroku restarts processes it is reported
# as an error, even when it simply terminated cleanly.  This is annoying,
# because we end up with lots of reports of problems that aren't problems.

# Run the code provided on the command line.
"$@"
err="$?"

if [ "$err" = 143 ] ; then
  exit 0
else
  exit "$err"
fi