feat(clang-tidy): add cache pruning for full-repo runs#404
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feat(clang-tidy): add cache pruning for full-repo runs#404
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Add `clang-tidy-cache-prune` input that removes stale cache entries not accessed during the current run. Uses a timestamp marker before analysis to identify entries that were not hit. Intended for main branch runs that analyze all files, not for PR runs that only touch a subset. Signed-off-by: Mete Fatih Cırıt <mfc@autoware.org>
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clang-tidy-cache-pruneinput that removes stale ctcache entries not accessed during the current runWhy
The ctcache directory grows over time as files are added, renamed, or deleted across commits. In practice the full-repo cache is only ~7 MB so this is not urgent, but it's cheap to keep tidy. This input is intended for main branch runs that analyze all files — PR runs that only touch a subset should not prune, since they wouldn't access entries for files outside their scope.
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clang-tidy-cache-prune: trueon a main branch run and verify thectcache prunelog group shows correct stale entry removal