In verbose logs include both the JS and Native names if different
Output which rule enabled and which rule disabled a given entity
in verbose logs. This makes it much easier to understand why
a particular symbol is considered blacklisted or whitelisted.
Output command line arguments in stderr stream along with stdout
and remove the additional quotes and commas. This way it's much easier
to grab all arguments directly from the stderr text file and paste them in
Xcode to debug metadata generation.
Rename the --no-apply-manual-changes argument to
-apply-manual-dts-changes (defaulting to true). This name better
conveys its purpose, uses LLVM argument parsing (like all other
arguments) and doesn't start with a negation. Passing
-apply-manual-dts-changes=false disables the default.
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In verbose logs include both the JS and Native names if different
Output which rule enabled and which rule disabled a given entity in verbose logs. This makes it much easier to understand why a particular symbol is considered blacklisted or whitelisted.
Output command line arguments in
stderr
stream along withstdout
and remove the additional quotes and commas. This way it's much easier to grab all arguments directly from thestderr
text file and paste them in Xcode to debug metadata generation.Rename the
--no-apply-manual-changes
argument to-apply-manual-dts-changes
(defaulting totrue
). This name better conveys its purpose, uses LLVM argument parsing (like all other arguments) and doesn't start with a negation. Passing-apply-manual-dts-changes=false
disables the default.PR Checklist
refs #1209