Error in giving 'gclient' command on cmd while building chromium

[Avi Mathur]

Hi everyone, 
I have been following all the steps related to building chromium and getting the source code, from the chromium documentation, as given here: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/docs/windows_build_instructions.md. 
But I am facing an issue while running the command 'gclient' on cmd (also on git bash/powershell), with the current directory as the one of 'depot_tools'. My path to 'depot_tools' is the same as the one specified in the documentation, and I had extracted the depot_tools.zip file, by NOT drag and drop, but proper exraction directly at the required location. 
Specifically about the issue. When I run the 'gclient' command on cmd, I get the error, saying:
using C:\Users\AVIMAT~1\AppData\Local\Temp\goma as tmpdir
compiler_proxy is not running

I had tried looking the error solution on 'chromium bugs' but I was not able to find any solution for it. I am also attaching a screen shot showing the same issue on cmd. 

May somebody please help me to resolve the issue! 

Thanks in Advance 

[K. Moon]

There's no actual error here, you're just getting the gclient usage message because you haven't provided a subcommand like "sync".

The message is coming from the Goma update hook, which is just irrelevant noise. (It is a bit annoying that the update hook isn't quieter.)

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[Avi Mathur]

Oh okay, yeah got it. 
Thanks a lot for the clarification! I have been stuck on it for sometime now.