Fix broken ktfmt availability check #219
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When trying to use this locally, I was getting repeated errors that ktfmt was not available. Reversing the conditional here makes everything work correctly for me (on Linux), and also makes sense (success of a command line tool is indicated by return code equal to 0).
| LGTM. Per discussion in the PR, it already gives decent warnings if it does fail, so if anyone does start seeing issues they can give us a nice actionable report and we can fix corner cases pretty quickly. |
dbarnett approved these changes May 30, 2023
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(Fixes issue #218) When trying to use this locally, I was getting repeated errors that ktfmt was not available. Reversing the conditional here makes everything work correctly for me (on Linux), and also makes sense (success of a command line tool is indicated by return code equal to 0).