[Hotfix] Revert "[Lint] run clang-tidy in scripts/format.h, update clang-t…
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…idy rules (ray-project#19055)" This reverts commit 5d9e3a0.
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clarkzinzow
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Which step is taking a long time, is it clang-tidy or clang-format? |
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As I understand it, it's slow because the PR broke the base-diffing algorithm. Looking at the original PR, I don't think we should have made such a huge change to such a delicate (and not well tested) script. |
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…idy rules (#19055)"
This reverts commit 5d9e3a0.
Why are these changes needed?
After this PR, running scripts/format.sh is very slow. I think this is breaking the incremental format logic which only lints changed files.