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Clang format action should probably only touch changed files #128
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I'd like to look into this issue. |
The PlanMy plan for this was to use another Marketplace job that could retrieve a list of changed files and then pass that list to the clang-format action. The Good NewsThe good news is I've been able to use tj-actions/changed-files to make and pass a list of changed files to the clang-format action. Here's a successful run of the updated workflow working on CPP source files (*.cpp, *.h) One version of the updated workflow (targeting only CPP feature code). The Bad NewsThe clang-format action doesn't play nice with filepaths containing whitespace and will fail if these are passed. I tried extended the changed-files job to also search for changed shader files (
Here's an example of what it looks like, from a different workflow run and workflow version: Notice that the CPP source files (with no spaces in their filepaths) are successfully passed to the clang-format job, but the other paths are broken up like below:
A Possible Solution - Truncate FilepathsI've tried modifying the updated workflow to process the filepaths retrieved from the changed-files step, such as by wrapping the filepaths in double quotes, single quotes, or escaping the whitespaces. In all cases, the clang-format action will incorrectly parse the list of filepaths, and the workflow file becomes an eyesore. Truncating all directories with whitespaces (like |
This can't be an unsolved problem. Have you checked clang-format to see if they've seen this issue? What about piping the list of names into a temporary text file and then ingesting that for clang-format? The issue with changing the path conventions is I believe some of the code is reliant on parsing the feature path name. I'd try to avoid modifying paths unless it's absolutely not possible. |
I agree, I'd rather modify just the workflow file. I've looked at alternatives for DoozyX/clang-format-lint, specifically jidicula/clang-format-action that seems to have solved the filepath parsing issue. However, they don't support the I think this an issue with how DoozyX/clang-format-lint-action parses the filepaths. I'm actually looking into submitting a PR to DoozyX/clang-format-lint-action for this. This might take a few days. |
Just a short update. After my experiments with the workflow a couple weeks back, I read through the clang-format-lint repo I found the Pull Request that added multiple-file support. In it, the PR contributor noted that the feature doesn't support filepaths with whitespaces. In the past couple of weeks, I extended the GitHub Action to support filepaths with whitespaces, and recently submitted a Pull Request to the clang-format-lint repo with my modifications. The PR still needs to be reviewed and approved by the maintainers, but if my additions are approved, then I can get my enhancements to the clang-format Linter action to work with any changed file inside directories with whitespaces. Until then I hope to work with the maintainers to add this feature. |
Awesome. Thanks for the investigation and work. |
Apologies for the radio silence. I've been able to work on this again during my mid-semester break, and after some experimentation, I've got the clang-format action working on only modified source files (C++ source code and shader files). I'll have a PR ready tomorrow. |
No worries. Thanks for reaching out. |
Can this be changed to not be just the previous commit but all the commit in the last push? See this branch for example:
For this case the |
https://github.com/doodlum/skyrim-community-shaders/blob/dev/.github/workflows/clang_format.yml
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