build: configure formatting, add final message #638
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This restores the pretty-printed options output for improved readability and adds a final warning message to inform on possibly scrolled-off warnings.
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This restores the pretty-printed options output for improved readability and adds a final warning message to inform on possibly scrolled-off warnings. PR-URL: #638 Reviewed-By: Ben Noordhuis <info@bnoordhuis.nl>
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@silverwind Cheers, merged in 6ad236c. I landed it under your silverwind.io name/email. |
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Continuation of #623.
This is a follow-up on #483. It fixes the readability concern of #595 by restoring the options print to its previous pretty-printed form while adding a final print in case if warnings happened.
I also took the liberty to change the color of warnings from light red to light yellow, as I think that color is more appropriate and red should be reserved for errors only.