PS-9760 Adds clang-tidy checks to CircleCI [8.4] #5647
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https://perconadev.atlassian.net/browse/PS-9760 Along with clang-format checks, CircleCI is now equipped with clang-tidy checks as well, which perform static code analysis on the files modified by a particular PR. Similar to clang-format checks, the console log of the CircleCI contains the output from the clang-tidy checks, which has 2 parts: 1. The clang-tidy warnings, considering the corresponding C++ standard, C++ standard library, and respective header files using the generated compile_commands.json file. 2. The clang-tidy suggestions, using same information from above, applied as a diff on the modified files. This helps visualise the recommended changes to improve the code.
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https://perconadev.atlassian.net/browse/PS-9760
Along with clang-format checks, CircleCI is now equipped with clang-tidy
checks as well, which perform static code analysis on the files modified
by a particular PR.
Similar to clang-format checks, the console log of the CircleCI contains
the output from the clang-tidy checks, which has 2 parts:
C++ standard library, and respective header files using the generated
compile_commands.json file.
as a diff on the modified files. This helps visualise the recommended
changes to improve the code.