Exit 1 not resulting in noti failure message. about noti HOT 3 CLOSED

Here's the break down of the behavior I observed.

noti fail.sh
  script.sh failed
  exit status 1

noti -t "test" fail.sh
  test
  exit status 1

noti -t "test" -m "test" fail.sh
  test
  test

Anytime you specify -t or -m, that takes precedence over everything. If you don't specify those flags, then noti tries to set some sort of sane value. I think that's the right behavior.

However, NOTI_SOUND_FAIL should play in these cases. In fact, NOTI_SOUND_FAIL did play for each of the above cases for me. What does env | grep "NOTI" look like? Is NOTI_SOUND_FAIL set to something?

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Oops >.< Looks like my NOTI_SOUND_FAIL had a typo and was therefore reverting to default (which happens to be my NOTI_SOUND choice).

I guess two follow up requests then (didn't open up separate issues yet):

1. I pretty much always would like -t to override the "fail.sh failed" title, but wouldn't mind if error message took precedence over -m or if there was an option to designate this.
2. Would it be possible/easy to allow for the use of Custom sound effects if they are proprely configured in the OS? Even if this means I need to modify my local noti instance. Like:
   

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Would it be possible/easy to allow for the use of Custom sound effects…

Not easy because Apple doesn't allow you to modify /System/Library/Sounds anymore.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204899

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