vs2022 has a message which is not an error

[jwillemsen]

* common/parse_compiler_output.pm:
* make_pretty.pl:

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved handling of Visual Studio 2022 informational messages to prevent them from being incorrectly flagged as errors or warnings. These messages are now displayed as normal text and excluded from error counts.

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Walkthrough

A specific informational message from Visual Studio 2022 about structured output formatting is now specially handled in two scripts. In one, the message is output as normal text and processing stops for that line; in the other, it is excluded from being treated as an error. No public interfaces were changed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
common/parse_compiler_output.pm	Added early check in output handler to recognize and specially output a Visual Studio 2022 info message.
make_pretty.pl	Updated error detection logic to ignore the same Visual Studio 2022 informational message.

Poem

The bunny found a message, new and neat,
From Visual Studio, not an error to greet.
Now handled with care, it won’t cause alarm,
Just output as normal, no need for harm.
With filters in place, the logs stay sweet!
🐇✨

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• common/parse_compiler_output.pm (1 hunks)
• make_pretty.pl (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (2)

common/parse_compiler_output.pm (1)

158-162: LGTM! Well-implemented VS2022 message handling.

The change correctly identifies and handles the Visual Studio 2022 informational message by treating it as normal output and preventing it from being processed as an error or warning. The placement follows the established pattern of other compiler-specific message handlers in this method.

make_pretty.pl (1)

238-240: LGTM! Consistent implementation with parse_compiler_output.pm.

The change correctly prevents the VS2022 informational message from being classified as an error by returning 0. The regex pattern is identical to the one used in common/parse_compiler_output.pm, ensuring consistent handling across both scripts.

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