Avoid retaining all rustc output in memory.#6289
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Avoid retaining all rustc output in memory. There are still a few cases where all output is buffered. They are: - Running discovery commands like `rustc -vV`, `rustc --print xxx`, etc. - Build script output. - Testsuite's debug `.stream()` function. This should cover the concern of the issue, though, which is normal compilation. Closes #6197
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There are still a few cases where all output is buffered. They are:
rustc -vV,rustc --print xxx, etc..stream()function.This should cover the concern of the issue, though, which is normal compilation.
Closes #6197