[analyzer][clang][debug] Fix prepare_analyzer_cmd default configuration #4109
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The default value of ctu-dir and the printing of prepared analyzer command insteam of writing it to a file was causing issues. This fixes the script for trivial open source projects.
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Tested with tinyxml2, and these configuration defaults and the file creation behaviour is now in-line with the documentation. |
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The default value of ctu-dir and the printing of prepared analyzer
command insteam of writing it to a file was causing issues.
This fixes the script for trivial open source projects.