rust integration test: use all output from codeql test run #20269
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The integration test expectes to find a certain phrase from the extractor repeated in the _stderr_ of `codeql test run`. However, that subcommand is about to start reproducing the extractor output as-is, which means the phrase will instead appear in _stdout_. Change the integration test to capture all of the output, so it will keep passing across the change.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates a Rust integration test to capture all output from codeql test run instead of only stderr, preparing for an upcoming change where extractor output will be reproduced to stdout rather than stderr.
- Changes the
_captureparameter from "stderr" to "all" in the failing cargo check test
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The integration test expectes to find a certain phrase from the extractor repeated in the stderr of
codeql test run. However, that subcommand is about to start reproducing the extractor output as-is, which means the phrase will instead appear in stdout.Change the integration test to capture all of the output, so it will keep passing across the change.