ECL uses clang-format to auto-format the code. Currently it is using the clang-format-6.0.
The enforced style is based on the google style. Google's Style Guide is the place to look for advice.
The format is not enforced on all files. The list of files on which the auto-format checks are run on can be found in tools/format.sh
On Ubuntu (tested on 18.04) the following command can be used to check if the code is complying with the format requirements
make check_format
To auto-format the code run
make format
There are multiple checks run on a submitted PR:
| Test | Description |
|---|---|
| - Build tests | Checks if the submitted code is building on various platforms. |
| - Unit tests | Run checks if the code is satisfying test cases in tests/ and report code coverage. |
| - Format checks | Check if the files specified in /tools/format.sh match the style specified in .clang-format. Run auto-formatting |
| - Firmware build tests | Pulls PX4/Firmware and checks if the current branch of ECL compiles with it. It tries to checkout a branch in PX4/Firmware with the name matching the current ECL branch name. If a branch with that name does not exist then it will checkout master. |
The test can be executed by running:
make test
tbd