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The old testing code would simply ignore all errors.
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After pushing the this commit to my fork, the Github actions fail: https://github.com/silvansievers/downward/actions/runs/7446417101/job/20256623897 I assume this shouldn't be the case?
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Never mind, this seems to be the persisting problem we have with clang-tidy since a long time.
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Still would be good to see the action pass before we merge this change. Maybe we should try one of the workarounds. The issue is with the github ubuntu image (actions/runner-images#8659) it has the wrong version of some libc or stdlib (I think). It only affects the combination of clang (14?) with c++ 20.
There are workarounds that essentially downgrade these versions of the standard libraries. For example here: https://github.com/mjp41/workaround8649/blob/main/action.yml (lines 16-18). I think the main thing to do to adapt this to our setup would be to ensure that the downgrade only happens in the cases where we need it (i.e., when compiling with clang).
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True, but I'll leave that to someone else since I'm on holiday :-)