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Cargo warnings/errors are not propagated when building target application #50

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tmplt opened this issue Oct 27, 2021 · 4 comments
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tmplt commented Oct 27, 2021

For example: non-applied patches.

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tmplt commented Oct 27, 2021

It seems like the build progress of the target application is not printed either.

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tmplt commented Oct 27, 2021

Build progress seems like a no-go with current release of cargo_metadata with latest stable cargo. Not sure why that is the case. But errors are printed as expected. Unknown if warnings are printed.

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tmplt commented Oct 28, 2021

rustc warnings are emitted.

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tmplt commented Oct 31, 2021

Cargo errors can be reproduced by (for example) trying to fetch cortex-m-rtic-trace from an invalid repository.

@tmplt tmplt changed the title Cargo warnings are not propagated when building target application Cargo warnings/errors are not propagated when building target application Oct 31, 2021
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Regression: cargo errors/warnings are not propagated as expected. This
is a quick fix to let the user know how to see them until #50 is fixed.
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