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Stop throwing away make stderr output - #1055

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@berrange berrange commented Oct 1, 2024

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Calling '$(MAKE)' against a sub-directory, while redirecting the stderr output to /dev/null makes it impossible to debug build failures, as it hides all compiler error messages. Stop sending output to /dev/null, so users can figure out what's wrong when a new compiler release fails to build SGX.

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haitaohuang requested a review from llly October 30, 2024 23:27
Calling '$(MAKE)' against a sub-directory, while redirecting the
stderr output to /dev/null makes it impossible to debug build
failures, as it hides all compiler error messages. Stop sending
output to /dev/null, so users can figure out what's wrong when
a new compiler release fails to build SGX.

Signed-off-by: Daniel P. Berrangé <berrange@redhat.com>
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berrange force-pushed the dont-discard-errors branch from 6d786b0 to db5f647 Compare July 24, 2026 10:37
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Rebased to resolved conflicts with HEAD

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Looks good to me.

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Important

🔀 The Intel® SGX SDK codebase has moved

Thank you for your contribution!
The code this pull request modifies now resides in a new repository,1 so, unfortunately, it can no longer be merged here as-is. If your change is still relevant, please re-open it against the SDK repository, where this code is now maintained.

If you have any questions or need assistance migrating, please ask here. As we complete the migration, older pull requests may eventually be closed. No work is lost, though, and you are welcome to re-open your change in the new repository at any time.

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  1. The affected sources were migrated from confidential-computing.sgx to the dedicated confidential-computing.sgx.sdk repo. The migration covered the SDK sources (sdk/), shared headers (common/), samples (SampleCode/), and the runtime libraries (psw/urts, psw/enclave_common).

@bot-cc1s-branch-sync bot-cc1s-branch-sync added the repo-migration PR whose files moved to the SGX SDK repo (needs re-targeting) label Aug 3, 2026
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