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Dockerfile for static_analysis container (not for the GH Action):
- Fix case Docker build warning, FROM and AS are now both upper case
- Split ENVs up into per-item, I felt it was easier to read
- Split RUNs up into per-command (for the most part, there are still a
few multi-command RUNs), this helps with caching in the Docker
build process and I feel makes it more clear what is happening and
when, with cd replaced with WORKDIR so the Docker build process is
controlling where commands are run.
- Add --chmod to LLVM script COPY command with permissions so the
build can run the script and we no longer need a chmod command
prior to running the script
- RUN the script with ./ instead of bash -c because for some reason it
just will not work.
Updated the LLVM install file with the latest from https://apt.llvm.org
- The updated script added the option to specify all as an option to
install all LLVM packages as opposed to the base set of LLVM
packages, which added a set of extra packages behind a conditional
on the ALL flag (specified as all as a flag), with some additional
stuff for LLVM 14.
- Some quotes removed here and there.
- Updated the base set of LLVM packages to include clang-tidy, as the
updated base packages set did not include it, so this is different
compared to the JD version and the previous version.
- Updated script includes an updated LLVM_VERSION_PATTERNS that added
versions 19 and 20, with a placeholder for 21.
- Updated script added || true to the apt-key del AF4F7421 command.
- Updated script added a workaround for
llvm/llvm-project#62475
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It looks like the Linter failure is a permissions issue on the repo with the Action. |
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The Test Action failure is less clear. |
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Tools updated, closing this one. |
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This PR does not address the issue in #124, but it updates the Action to use Clang 19.
Some of my changes are fairly opinionated and I wouldn't want you to take them as they are (unless they seem ok to you); you can check out the corresponding commits for some additional information.
Most of the static_analysis.dockerfile changes are based on my research about dockerfiles (since I'm relatively new to them) and helped me to understand, speed up, and follow the build process.
I have confirmed that these changes work here in my first run with the code from this branch in a pre-release version of the marketplace action I published, which uses a docker image built with the updated static_analysis.dockerfile here.
I really didn't have to change very much, but CMake takes a long time to compile so it took a bit to be able to really test it for real with my personal project, in which I'm using your Action for C++ analysis with clang-tidy and cppcheck.
I don't know how to do a PR to a new branch on your repo that doesn't exist yet, as I'm not sure these changes should go into master, but it was the only option.