Document safe CLI exit tests#936
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Signed-off-by: Clemens Volk <cvolk@nvidia.com>
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🤖 Isaac Lab-Arena Review BotSummaryDocs-only change adding two bullets to FindingsNone. No code paths change; the added guidance is verified against the repo. Test CoverageNot applicable — documentation only. VerdictShip it |
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Summary
Document safe CLI exit testing for future agents
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After Isaac Sim starts, calling sys.exit both raises SystemExit and schedules the shared simulation application to stop. Catching the exception does not cancel the scheduled shutdown.
This allowed a CLI test to pass while later, unrelated simulation tests failed, making earlier CI failures (#929 and #933) painfully hard to debug.