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fix(CI): Fix edge case in code style checker #9789

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fix(CI): Fix edge case in code style checker #9789

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Update check_code_style.py
tibetiroka Feb 8, 2024
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Update utils/check_code_style.py
tibetiroka Feb 11, 2024
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Merge branch 'master' into style-fix
tibetiroka Feb 11, 2024
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Still not tested, but the other one was complete garbage
tibetiroka Feb 11, 2024
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This one works. Tested.
tibetiroka Feb 11, 2024
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion utils/check_code_style.py
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"\\s+$": "trailing whitespace at end of line",
# Matches any number of operators that have no leading whitespace,
# except if preceded by '(', '[' or '{', or inside a 'case' constant expression.
"(?<!^case\\s.*)([^([{\\s" + std_op + "](?<!^.*[^\\w0-9]?operator))[" + std_op + "]+([^.\\)" + std_op + "]|$)(?!\\.\\.\\.)": "missing whitespace before operator"
"(?<!^case\\s.*)([^([{\\s" + std_op + "](?<!^.*[^\\w0-9]?operator))[" + std_op + "]+(?<!\\w->[*&])([^.\\)" + std_op + "]|$)(?!\\.\\.\\.)": "missing whitespace before operator"
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}.items()}
# Dict of patterns for selecting potential formatting issues in a full segment.
# (a segment is a part of a line that is between any strings, chars or comments)
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