test result of dir() #2
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…that back. Better than "Update failed to send for an unknown reason".
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Hey @fiasco, this prevents a fatal on one of our Archimedes setups - we shouldn't iterate the result of dir() if it's not successful
(yeah, so I found it via a misconfig, but I think it's valid anyway)
would be really nice if we could get the error back from archimedes_directory_scan() in the library to the Drupal plugin - then we can report on the error more usefully.
If we weren't in an external lib, I'd just throw in a watchdog() in
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