Add GCC compiler problem matcher to CI #2935
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@jougs @terhorstd I think you had already looked at this and expressed support. Could you give formal feedback? |
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I don't have a strong opinion on including this in the CI. The GitHub parsing of stdout magic strings is very irritating, but the changes don't constitute a strong binding to this proprietary service.
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Just a comment: I feel like this is useful. One could may be use this action from the marketplace. |
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Resolves #2779.
This PR introduces a GitHub Actions problem matcher which scans the GCC compiler output for a specified regex pattern and surface the information in the UI as annotations.
The problem matcher is identical to the one used in VS Code's
cpptools:https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cpptools/blob/2cc55ea6ebe96b91c118c84784e980bdfaf20304/Extension/package.json#L303-L320.