In Aesop's Fable "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" -- what consequences happened at the end?

(1). The boy was hiding in a tree while the wolf ate the sheep.

The boy was eaten.
The moral of the story is: Never tell the same lie twice.

#4 except I wouldn’t describe it as “nothing” because he was known for the rest of his life as the liar that he was!!!

I heard that he got a job working for Fox News!!!

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None of these happened. There was no wolf in the surrounding region. Still the boy wanted to prove that he was telling the truth so he hid his sheep at a nearby place and cried foul that the wolf has eaten his sheep. Villagers were convinced by this and gave him some more sheep in consolation.

According to Wikipedia, 1 and later 1 and 2.

Wolves have a bad rep in fairy tales. There are no lone wolves. They travel in packs. Wolves do not eat people.

I think the boy got eaten.

However, I also agree with @LostInParadise. I don’t think wolves eat carnivores/omnivores so they would’t eat us unless they were utterly desperate.

I always heard it told as #2.