ARROW-10256: [C++][Flight] Disable -Werror carefully#8419
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If we replace "-Werror" with "", "-Werror=SOMETHING" is "=SOMETHING". "=SOMETHING" always causes build error because "=SOMETHING" is treated as an input file. For example, CentOS 8 RPM build uses "-Werror=format-security".
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@github-actions crossbow submit centos-8-* |
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Revision: 1e3277e Submitted crossbow builds: ursa-labs/crossbow @ actions-635
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Oh, thank you for catching this! |
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@github-actions crossbow submit centos-8-* |
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Revision: 953af85 Submitted crossbow builds: ursa-labs/crossbow @ actions-636
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+1 Failures are unrelated. |
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If we replace "-Werror" with "", "-Werror=SOMETHING" is
"=SOMETHING". "=SOMETHING" always causes build error because
"=SOMETHING" is treated as an input file.
For example, CentOS 8 RPM build uses "-Werror=format-security".