show an increasing count for notarizing stdlibs instead of just dots

[KristofferC]

fixes #1076

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developed with Claude 🤖

[KristofferC]

I'm wondering if print(stderr, "\r\x1b[KChecking standard library notarization [$i/$total]") would become spammy if it is run during CI or soemthign

[IanButterworth]

Yeah. Also I can't figure out why tests pass, because they check for .and(predicate::str::ends_with("done.\n"))

[KristofferC]

They don't pass (on mac at least) :P

Unexpected stderr, failed (var.starts_with("Checking for new Julia versions\nInstalling Julia 1.") && ((! var.contains(apple.darwin14)) || (var.contains(Checking standard library notarization) && var.ends_with("done.\n"))))

The log also looks quite spammy. Seems to be some julia precompilation interleaved with the output?

[IanButterworth]

Oh right.. pre-coffee. I forgot this is mac-only on CI, and macOS sometimes fails for other reasons.

[IanButterworth]

Seems we don't run CI tests on aarch64 macOS.. just check. That isn't good.

[IanButterworth]

Seems we don't run CI tests on aarch64 macOS

Now we do. Needs an update from main

[KristofferC]

Can't rebase because

Repository rule violations found Cannot force-push to this branch

-.-

[KristofferC]

I removed that rule.

[IanButterworth]

We can side step this if we can get this in #1320

[KristofferC]

That seems preferable indeed

[davidanthoff]

I'm wondering if print(stderr, "\r\x1b[KChecking standard library notarization [$i/$total]") would become spammy if it is run during CI or soemthign

We already use the is_terminal crate in other parts of the code to detect whether things are running in a terminal or not, so that could be used here to switch between different output styles.