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This pull request refines the xmake show -t command's output logic. It specifically targets scenarios where a build target might not have an associated linker or a targetfile, preventing errors and improving the clarity of the displayed information by conditionally rendering these fields.
Highlights
- Improved
xmake show -tfor targets without linker: This change fixes theerror: no suitable linker for moduleonly.{cxx}that occurred when usingxmake show -ton targets that do not require a linker. - Avoided printing
%sfor missing targetfiles: The pull request ensures that thetargetfilefield is not displayed as%sif a target genuinely does not have an associated targetfile, leading to cleaner output.
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Code Review
This pull request effectively addresses two issues in the xmake show -t command. It correctly prevents an error when inspecting targets that do not have a linker by making the linker retrieval conditional. Additionally, it improves the output by avoiding printing the targetfile line when a target has no associated file. The changes also include a nice code cleanup by removing a redundant variable declaration. The implementation is clean and correct. Well done.
Fixes
xmake show -tfor targets without linker (error: no suitable linker for moduleonly.{cxx}) and avoids printing%sif the target has no targetfile.