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Apply clang-format to the code base #255

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  • Apply clang-format to the entire code base
  • Enable clang-format checks for PRs

Aside from the obvious benefit of forcing a consistent coding style, this PR is also a preparation step for running clang-tidy. Some clang-tidy checks can automatically provide a fix for certain findings. However, when applying such tool-assisted code changes, we also need to run clang-format afterwards to make sure the code stays consistently formatted.

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I've ended up excluding the code under tests/benchmark/readerwriterqueue/. The diff had some very weird looking code changes and that code is very unlikely to change. Maybe removing that code is actually the better call, but I'd prefer doing that separately.

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I made it through the whole thing. One general comment is that we're missing a .clang-format file. Even if we're just using one of the default styles, we probably should have one just to be explicit about what style we're opting for.

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Prefer to have empty brace sets on the same line.

.def("publish_batch",
[](broker::publisher& p, std::vector<broker::data> xs) { p.publish(xs); })
.def("publish", (void(broker::publisher::*)(broker::data d))
& broker::publisher::publish)
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I'm not sure why this is separating the & from the variable name, if the intention is for it to be taking the address of that variable.

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I'm not sure either was clang-format is thinking about this code. Maybe it confuses this with an argument declaration. Although, then it should put the & after the brace... 🤷🏻‍♂️


// Wait until connection is established.
for ( bool has_peer = false; !has_peer; ) {
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This was a weird mix of the Zeek style and whatever broker uses by default. There's actually a flag you can pass to clang-format to preserve this style, if that's what we want to do (SpacesInConditionalStatement). It doesn't look like we prefer this format everywhere else though, so I'm fine with letting it go.

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@Neverlord Neverlord force-pushed the topic/neverlord/clang-format branch from 1808f44 to f331e55 Compare July 30, 2022 07:07
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@timwoj I've tweaked the coding style based on your suggestions:

  • keep = on the line above
  • allow empty functions on a single line

I've also tweaked the penalties so that clang-format generally tries to avoid putting the return type on a single line and I had some cases where clang-format would break in the middle of a structured binding after putting = on the line above without some tuning (setting PenaltyBreakAssignment to 21 is the sweetspot apparently).

Let me know if it needs further tweaking. If you prefer, I can also squash the commits before a merge (kept the second commit for now to allow you to review the changes).

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Also, should've mentioned that his PR relates #249.

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Looks good to me now. clang-format is just weird sometimes, so the rest of the questions I had can just stay the way they are.

@Neverlord Neverlord force-pushed the topic/neverlord/clang-format branch from f331e55 to a4e6e6c Compare August 3, 2022 17:10
@Neverlord Neverlord force-pushed the topic/neverlord/clang-format branch from a4e6e6c to 7e11326 Compare August 3, 2022 17:13
@Neverlord Neverlord marked this pull request as ready for review August 3, 2022 18:45
@Neverlord Neverlord merged commit 1084bd4 into master Aug 3, 2022
@Neverlord Neverlord deleted the topic/neverlord/clang-format branch August 3, 2022 18:45
Neverlord added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 20, 2022
For #255, we ran `clang-format` over the code base. By accident, we've
also formatted `BrokerConfig.cmake.in` and broke CMake packaging in the
process by changing `@PACKAGE_INIT@` to `@PACKAGE_INIT @`.
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