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Testing: Use --no-verbose to preserve wget errors #757

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@martijnvans martijnvans commented Jul 26, 2022 •
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When wget hits an error, --quiet hides it, whereas --no-verbose still prints it to stderr. That could help us debug some recent issues downloading go, which just resulted in an obscure error from tar.

@martijnvans martijnvans changed the title Testing: Use --no-verbose to still get wget errors Testing: Use --no-verbose to preserve wget errors Jul 26, 2022
@martijnvans martijnvans requested review from a team and davidbtucker and removed request for a team July 26, 2022 21:11
@martijnvans martijnvans merged commit 49f838a into master Aug 5, 2022
@martijnvans martijnvans deleted the martijnvans-wget-errors branch August 5, 2022 18:45
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