Since Rust 1.97.0, rustc no longer hides linker output by default when a link succeeds. This breaks the assumption in linker-wrapper.py line 35, which appears to rely on that suppression.
Result: every build now prints the full linker invocation/output, adding significant noise to build logs.
Would it make sense to only print the linker output when the link actually fails, rather than on every build?
Since Rust 1.97.0, rustc no longer hides linker output by default when a link succeeds. This breaks the assumption in linker-wrapper.py line 35, which appears to rely on that suppression.
Result: every build now prints the full linker invocation/output, adding significant noise to build logs.
Would it make sense to only print the linker output when the link actually fails, rather than on every build?