Stavros Ntentos <stdedos@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Ofc, if someone really wanted to solve this, someone > could rework the `void vreportf` split and auto-pad > prefix at newline, but sounds like a project on its own ... But when it happens, this extra "\t" would get in the way and needs to be adjusted ;-) It has been on the radar for quite some time to apply the same principle for die(), error(), and warning() as how advise() shows its "hint:" prefix. The format strings given to these functions are end-user-facing and subject to localization, so there is no huge compatibility issues we need to be worried about. The test suite have fixed expectations and such a change must be accompanied by adjustment to the affected tests, though.
