Add resource_dir override #90
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If you vendor clang-tidy in a hermetic toolchain, it likely cannot find the builtin headers path. To solve this you have to pass `-resource-dir` to the correct path. This is similar to the new gcc option but with a different flag.
keith
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May 1, 2025
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| files = ctx.attr.clang_tidy_resource_dir.files.to_list() | ||
| if files: | ||
| directory = files[0].path.split("/include/")[0] |
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this is ugly but i think we'd have to use skylib directly to access a better api from the provider to improve this
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If you vendor clang-tidy in a hermetic toolchain, it likely cannot find
the builtin headers path. To solve this you have to pass
-resource-dirto the correct path. This is similar to the new gcc option but with a
different flag.