At present, tar is being called with the verbose flag when archives are unpacked. This generates a listing of the files as they are unpacked, which I don't think isparticularly useful.
GNU tar outputs the listing to STDOUT. The function tar_wrapper then throws that straight into /dev/null, so it is not seen.
MacOS tar (BSDTAR) outputs the listing to STDERR. This makes for a noisy STDERR and interferes with the normal flow of build error/warning messages.
This proposed change quietens matters by removing the verbose flag from tar invocations. tar_wrapper's STDOUT redirection then becomes unnecessary, so it is removed.
At present,
taris being called with the verbose flag when archives are unpacked. This generates a listing of the files as they are unpacked, which I don't think isparticularly useful.GNU tar outputs the listing to STDOUT. The function
tar_wrapperthen throws that straight into/dev/null, so it is not seen.MacOS tar (BSDTAR) outputs the listing to STDERR. This makes for a noisy STDERR and interferes with the normal flow of build error/warning messages.
This proposed change quietens matters by removing the verbose flag from tar invocations. tar_wrapper's STDOUT redirection then becomes unnecessary, so it is removed.