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Maybe it would be enough to use a single regex
Regex::new(r"^.*LLD [0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+").unwrap()
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Hmm. It's specifically looking for a line version in the output, not a prefix, otherwise it could be searching the entire stderr. I did it this way because I found it likely the message wrapper stripping will be moved in
run_make_support
once it's solidified, esp if we encounter more searching in linker output in the future. So while I'm not particularly convinced, I'm also not too invested in any approach either.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I can't say I'm a huge fan of this regex (before or after) since it really does feel fragile (we're doing text processing on the human-readable output of lld but with the rustc -Wlinker-messages wrappers on top, which together can totally change between lld versions since there AFAIK reasonably has no stability guarantee on that specific shape). But it does seem like we would want to test
-Wlinker-messages
so...