Ensure install.sh exits if either of OTP or Elixir fails to install #1782
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This script uses
set -e
to immediately exit the program if any commands return non-zero, butwait
without arguments does not reliably return with the exit code of a failed subprocess. (Exactly which exit code is returned depends, I believe, on the order in which the subprocesses exit.)By waiting on both pids explicitly, we ensure that the script exits if either OTP or Elixir fails to install. In the case of #1781, this change makes it so that the script halts after the
curl
fails to download OTP master instead of carrying on as if nothing failed.