Autotools: Add libtool --silent option to phpize #15703
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When building PHP extensions with phpize there is a lot of additional log output done by libtool in the make step that cannot be turned off. This syncs the php-src build and phpize by enabling the Libtool --silent option.
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Yes, agreed. Added. |
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When building PHP extensions with phpize there is a lot of additional log output done by libtool in the make step that cannot be turned off. This syncs the php-src build and phpize by enabling the Libtool --silent option.
This can wait for PHP after 8.4 version, otherwise the default output by
makeis almost always sufficient. The php-src's configure.ac already has this option set but phpize didn't have it yet.