Build error output is hard to read

[tygoetsch]

Build failure report looks like this:

> pav run tce
Resolving Test Configs: 100%
Creating Test Runs: 100%
Building 32 tests for test set cmd_line.


Error building tests for series 's38': Build error while building tests. Cancelling all builds.   Failed builds are placed in
<working_dir>/test_runs/<test_id>/build for the corresponding test run.   Errors:   Build error for test tce.hpcviewer.hpcviewer/2022.10
(#main.3193) in test set 'cmd_line'.See test status file (pav cat main.3193 status) and/or the test build log (pav log build main.3193)
Build error for test tce.numactl.numactl/2.0.14 (#main.3220) in test set 'cmd_line'.See test status file (pav cat main.3220 status) and/or
the test build log (pav log build main.3220)   Build error for test tce.papi.papi/6.0.0.1 (#main.3244) in test set 'cmd_line'.See test
status file (pav cat main.3244 status) and/or the test build log (pav log build main.3244)   Build error for test
tce.patchelf.patchelf/0.15.0 (#main.3267) in test set 'cmd_line'.See test status file (pav cat main.3267 status) and/or the test build log
(pav log build main.3267)   Build error for test tce.python.python/3.10.6 (#main.3291) in test set 'cmd_line'.See test status file (pav cat
main.3291 status) and/or the test build log (pav log build main.3291)   Build error for test tce.qt.qt/5.15.5 (#main.3314) in test set
'cmd_line'.See test status file (pav cat main.3314 status) and/or the test build log (pav log build main.3314)   Build error for test
tce.tmux.tmux/3.2a (#main.3338) in test set 'cmd_line'.See test status file (pav cat main.3338 status) and/or the test build log (pav log
build main.3338)   Build error for test tce.git.git/2.38.1 (#main.3343) in test set 'cmd_line'.See test status file (pav cat main.3343
status) and/or the test build log (pav log build main.3343)

[Paul-Ferrell]

egad. It's not supposed to look like that.

[tygoetsch]

This is working with hpctest/pavilion/next/src. The last commit pulled was d223 on Jan 18. Not sure if it's been addressed since.

[Paul-Ferrell]

Probably not.