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tidy: enforce adding override #2489

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@Riolku Riolku commented Nov 23, 2023

Turns out only one place in our codebase was missing this. Good job us!

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Riolku commented Nov 23, 2023

Ah nevermind, clang tidy doesnt check header files that have this issue... I really thought it was supposed to...

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Riolku commented Nov 23, 2023

Updated commit message:

    It turns out that `HeaderFilterRegex` uses a Posix Extended Regular
    Expression, which doesn't support lookbacks. The easiest solution is to
    just fix the _one_ error in linenoise.h.
    
    Note that the `run-clang-tidy` regex _does_ support lookbacks, since
    it's a normal Python regex.

It turns out that `HeaderFilterRegex` uses a Posix Extended Regular
Expression, which doesn't support lookbacks. The easiest solution is to
just fix the _one_ error in linenoise.h.

Note that the `run-clang-tidy` regex _does_ support lookbacks, since
it's a normal Python regex.
@Riolku Riolku merged commit 373972a into master Nov 23, 2023
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@Riolku Riolku deleted the tidy-override branch November 23, 2023 19:47
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