fix(#2123): Move output to stderr #2507
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This change moves informational command outputs from console.log (prints on stdout) to console.warn/console.error (prints on stderr) to enable stdout processing in pipelines.
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@andreassiegel As suggested in #2125 - thanks! |
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Description
This change moves informational command outputs from console.log (prints on stdout) to console.warn/console.error (prints on stderr) to enable stdout processing in pipelines.
This was merged already but got reverted by @helloanoop for a second review, see the comments in #2125
Was already approved by andreassiegel.
Fixes #2123
See #2125
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