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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds a clang-tidy linter to the project to perform static analysis on the unordered_dense.h header file. The linter is integrated into the CI workflow and modernizes the codebase by applying C++ best practices and fixing various style issues.

Key changes:

  • Integrates clang-tidy linting into the CI workflow with a Python script
  • Modernizes C++ template metaprogramming using newer type traits syntax
  • Fixes various code style issues identified by clang-tidy checks

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Copilot reviewed 5 out of 5 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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scripts/lint/lint-clang-tidy.py New Python script to run clang-tidy on the header file
.clang-tidy Updated configuration with comprehensive checks and proper header filtering
.github/workflows/main.yml Integrates clang-tidy into CI workflow
include/ankerl/unordered_dense.h Modernizes code with C++17 features and fixes style issues
test/unit/include_only.cpp Adds NOLINT comment to suppress include-cleaner warning

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@martinus martinus force-pushed the mla/2025-10-07/clang-tidy-linter branch from 0815375 to 39c037d Compare October 7, 2025 17:49
@martinus martinus merged commit 43fa2f3 into main Oct 7, 2025
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@martinus martinus deleted the mla/2025-10-07/clang-tidy-linter branch October 7, 2025 17:56
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