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While using
eprintln!is a good step to avoid polluting stdout, it would be more idiomatic and maintainable to use a structured logging facade like thelogcrate (e.g.,log::info!("Waiting for sysroot lock...")). This aligns with the goal of auditingprintln!usage mentioned in the PR description and allows for benefits like configurable log levels.As a side note, the doc comment for
new_from_sysrooton line 35 is now outdated and should be updated to state that the message is printed to standard error.