Package: dir2ogg
Version: 0.11.8-1
If the decoder returns failure, then dir2ogg prints a warning, but
exits with success anyway. This is contrary to convention; the expected
exit status on failure is non-zero.
This is a problem because corrupt or problem files cannot easily be
noticed when converting a large number of files (which is the package's
purpose).
You can see this in lines 48-51 of /usr/bin/dir2ogg:
if not success:
warn('Decoding of "%s" with %s failed.' % (self.song, self.decoder))
return
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