I was sort of hoping that was the case.. and I _did_ look for a note mentioning changing that output in the release notes and thought to myself "they would've mentioned a change like _that_..." (IIRC, it has been there in every version I've ever used, and as such, I did not want to proceed with a "make install" on a production box without seeing it appear!)...
Thanks for the clarification and confirmation! I appreciate it.
Matt Zinicola <mattzinicola@gmail.com> writes: > Hi, Michael. > Yes, 13.3 continues to build successfully within the current environment. > (built ends with message "All of PostgreSQL successfully made. Ready to > install.")
> Output of uname -a: "Linux fulltake 5.15.11-200.fc35.x86_64 #1 SMP Wed Dec > 22 15:41:11 UTC 2021 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux"
> I've attached the configure output as well as the make output. Note the > notation around the four libraries previously mentioned, and that the make > process does it end with the usual "Successfully made" message.
As far as that goes, 13.4 and later don't print that message at all. We concluded it was just noise and that better style is to output nothing unless there's a problem [1]. (This probably should have been mentioned in the release notes, but it wasn't because the responsible commit failed to say anything about it in its commit message.)
I grepped through your make log and I don't actually see any errors or warnings; in particular, all the .pc files you mention seem to be getting built as normal. So I'm still confused as to where your actual problem is. Maybe things are going wrong at install, rather than make? Or at build of some other software that uses these libraries?
