Step 1: Migrate console-formatted logging from fmt.Println to stderr #1585
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This PR completes Step 1 of the multi-step migration to using the golang log package with stderr output, as outlined in the project's logging guidelines.
Problem
The codebase was using
fmt.Println()
for console-formatted logging output, which writes to stdout. According to the AGENTS.md guidelines, all CLI logging should go to stderr usingfmt.Fprintln(os.Stderr, ...)
to properly separate user output from diagnostic/informational messages.Changes
Migrated 40 occurrences of
fmt.Println
tofmt.Fprintln(os.Stderr, ...)
across 4 files in the workflow package:All migrated calls use console formatting helpers (
console.FormatInfoMessage
,console.FormatWarningMessage
,console.FormatSuccessMessage
) and now correctly output to stderr.Testing
Verified that verbose compilation output now goes to stderr:
All existing tests pass without modification, confirming backward compatibility.
Future Work
This is Step 1 of a phased migration. Remaining work includes migrating
fmt.Printf
calls (32 occurrences) in subsequent PRs to complete the transition to proper stderr-based logging throughout the codebase.Related
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