azrepos: fix error message to stderr when not in repo #1583
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Suppress the standard error stream from Git when checking if we're inside a repository or not, because the failure message is otherwise printed to the user's console when we are not (which is what we're trying to decide!). Note that we normally don't suppress or redirect the standard error stream for Git commands as the user may have enabled Git tracing (v1 or v2) to the stderr file and we don't want to mute these for all calls.
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**Changes:** - Fixes to install from source script (#1469) - Use Avalonia generated view code (#14790 - Various GitHub Actions updates (#1473, #1483, #1487, #1486, #1488, #1528, #1547) - Fix bug in Azure Repos URL handling (#1522) - Add Azure Managed Identity and SP docs (#1548) - Fix error messages when using GCM outside of repo (#1561, #1583) - Remove ESRP (#1571) - Update to .NET 8 for Mac and Linux (#1579, #1580) - Fix Alpine install from source script (#1582)
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Suppress the standard error stream from Git when checking if we're inside a repository or not, because the failure message is otherwise printed to the user's console when we are not (which is what we're trying to decide!).
Note that we normally don't suppress or redirect the standard error stream for Git commands as the user may have enabled Git tracing (v1 or v2) to the stderr file and we don't want to mute these for all calls.
Example before:
Example now: