Switch to using git-clang-format
for make format
#165
Merged
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What does this PR do?
This PR updates the
make format
target usegit-clang-format
, which has been set to format only staged and unstaged changes, instead of formatting all the code in the repo.This should avoid issues like in #164 where new users end up formatting lots of old code, and also stop the
blame
view getting messed up. However it does mean thatmake format
needs to be run each commit (which it should be anyway).There is a
make format-all
command that has the old behaviour, I expect we'll need to run this occasional to pick up any missing changes.I'm not 100% certain this is better than how we do it currently, but I think it is. Thoughts?
How should this be manually tested?
Run
make format
andmake format-all
I have,