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The new runtest.py --cppcheck flag can be used in combination with sources checked out earlier. The source checkout actions then run cppcheck on each source tree and fail if cppcheck finds any non-suppressed problems. A wrapper around cppcheck must be used because --error-exitcode caused non-zero exit codes also when errors where suppressed, at least in cppcheck 1.61. We check the SyncEvolution source a bit more thoroughly than the rest because we can fix or suppress issues inline, which might not be acceptable for libsynthesis or activesyncd.
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#! /bin/bash
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set -o pipefail
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# We cannot rely on cppcheck --exitcode because it gets triggered by
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# suppressed errors. Instead look at the output.
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cppcheck '--template={file}:{line}: cppcheck {severity}: {id} - {message}' "$@" 2>&1 | \
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perl -e '$res = 0; while (<>) { if (/: cppcheck /) { $res = 1; }; print; }; exit $res;'
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