it's easy to miss warnings because output is only shown when a recipe actually fails to build a target.
this is a bit tricky. i think most tools are designed to have "no news is good news", so maybe we should just always log output for recipes that ran tat had output. or a recipe can mark itself as having a warning status, but that starts to stray from the "make model" of standard make
it's easy to miss warnings because output is only shown when a recipe actually fails to build a target.
this is a bit tricky. i think most tools are designed to have "no news is good news", so maybe we should just always log output for recipes that ran tat had output. or a recipe can mark itself as having a warning status, but that starts to stray from the "make model" of standard make