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Ran into this in #20139. Restyled is insisting on putting in a weird linebreak, while the version of clang-format ZAP runs does not. So we can't have a version of the file that passes both the ZAP job and the restyled job.
Proposed Solution
Sort out how to get the two to agree. For now I have whitelisted this file to not be run through restyled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It looks like the restyle job and the zap job agree on them now, as
long as we avoid the failure case of an input on which running
clang-format once produces different output from running clang-format
twice.
Fixesproject-chip#20236
It looks like the restyle job and the zap job agree on them now, as
long as we avoid the failure case of an input on which running
clang-format once produces different output from running clang-format
twice.
Fixesproject-chip#20236
It looks like the restyle job and the zap job agree on them now, as
long as we avoid the failure case of an input on which running
clang-format once produces different output from running clang-format
twice.
Fixes#20236
Problem
Ran into this in #20139. Restyled is insisting on putting in a weird linebreak, while the version of clang-format ZAP runs does not. So we can't have a version of the file that passes both the ZAP job and the restyled job.
Proposed Solution
Sort out how to get the two to agree. For now I have whitelisted this file to not be run through restyled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: