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It would be nice if this action could store the raw output somewhere. For the implementation I could think that a simple tee command could do the trick, like:
$ cargo clippy --message-format=json | tee clippy.json
Would basically produce the same output as usual into stdout & also into a file clippy.json
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Seems more complicated than I imagine 😅 , I don't usually use current build system
Other approach that I thought might be possible is to add an input that points to the raw $ cargo clippy output file instead, and we could just read that file instead of doing the exec of cargo inside the script
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Motivation
Basically what the title said, I think it's nice to add support so that the raw output of
cargo clippy
is stored in a fileWorkflow example
Additional context
Currently I'm trying to integrate some rust projects with SonarQube action. It needs the clippy output to be parsed & sent into the server
Currently I'm only able to do that by basically re-running the
cargo clippy
command & storing the outputIt would be nice if this action could store the raw output somewhere. For the implementation I could think that a simple
tee
command could do the trick, like:$ cargo clippy --message-format=json | tee clippy.json
Would basically produce the same output as usual into stdout & also into a file
clippy.json
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: