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Summary 0003808: Third-party dependencies are (bothersome) under src/ directory
Revision 2020-06-07 03:35 by WubTheCaptain
Description It annoys me that some dependencies like LZMA or qt-json are under src/ directory. I can't search reasonably with grep -r to find out how many lines of code have issues in our code, it's a bit bothersome to exclude them (so I don't typically exclude any directories or files). Many issues (lines of code) grep finds (piped to [i]wc -l[(i]) could be in those third-party libraries, which I'm not going to patch or ever touch.
I'd like those third-party dependencies to be in some other dependency directory.
Revision 2020-06-07 03:36 by WubTheCaptain
Description It annoys me that some dependencies like LZMA or qt-json are under src/ directory. I can't search reasonably with grep -r to find out how many lines of code have issues in our code, it's a bit bothersome to exclude them (so I don't typically exclude any directories or files). Many issues (lines of code) grep finds (piped to wc -l) could be in those third-party libraries, which I'm not going to patch or ever touch.
I'd like those third-party dependencies to be in some other dependency directory.
Revision 2020-06-07 03:35 by WubTheCaptain
Steps To Reproduce An example is from issue 0003807's steps to reproduce being slightly inaccurate with numbers.
Revision 2020-06-07 03:39 by WubTheCaptain
Steps To Reproduce An example is from issue 0003807's steps to reproduce being slightly inaccurate with numbers.

They are, for example, src/wadseeker/lzma/ and src/core/json.{cpp,h}.




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