feat(clang-tidy): Disable function cognitive-complexity check for code inside macros.#44
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WalkthroughA modification was made to the clang-tidy lint configuration file, specifically adding a new option under CheckOptions. The option Changes
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For the PR title, how about:
feat(clang-tidy): Disable function cognitive-complexity check for code inside macros.
Description
The function cognitive complexity check will expand the macro and count everything inside the macro, which could easily break the default threshold. We've seen this in many catch2 test cases caused by catch2's
REQUIREmacro.In addition, our recently introduced macro, YSTDLIB_ERROR_HANDLING_TRYX, will also cause a similar issue where the complexity threshold can be easily broken.
As a result of our offline discussion, we decided to disable the cognitive complexity check for the code inside the macro.
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