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[lint] Update local variable names in display_list #36097
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Nice! You automated this using something like clang-tidy right? cc @flar
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Not quite fully automated since a lot of the name suggestions were 'weird', but yeah automated then hand-tweaked. Will find somewhere in the wiki to document how to add/apply new lints if we don't have it already. |
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Doing it piecewise in chunks at the directory level due to the manual review/tweaking of names. Once locals are done, I'll find some time to do method/function parameters. (Mostly, I was just bored this weekend) |
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This updates local variable names to use clang `lower_case` style in the display_list directory. This is one of several patches to update our variable names to a consistent style before enabling enforcement in our clang-tidy rules. This is a formatting-only change with no intended semantic change.
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This updates local variable names to use clang `lower_case` style in the display_list directory. This is one of several patches to update our variable names to a consistent style before enabling enforcement in our clang-tidy rules. This is a formatting-only change with no intended semantic change.
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This updates local variable names to use clang `lower_case` style in the display_list directory. This is one of several patches to update our variable names to a consistent style before enabling enforcement in our clang-tidy rules. This is a formatting-only change with no intended semantic change.
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This updates local variable names to use clang
lower_casestyle in the display_list directory. This is one of several patches to update our variable names to a consistent style before enabling enforcement in our clang-tidy rules.This is a formatting-only change with no intended semantic change.
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