* Better git usage in donate-cpu.py to reduce bandwidth and disk usage
Main changes:
* Bump client version
* Move try+retry logic to function try_retry to reduce duplication
* Use exponential backoff for try_retry
* git clone with --depth=1 to reduce bandwidth and disk use
* Use multiple worktree to work with multiple versions, instead of back-and-forth checkouts
* donate-cpu.py fixes for review comments and automated check failures
* Move compile_cppcheck within (if ver == 'main) branch to avoid duplicate compile_cppcheck+compile_version cals
* Use classic format syntax for python 3.5 compatibility
* Fix undefined CalledProcessError detected by pylint
* donate-cpu.py code changes following code review
* Migration existing "cppcheck" directory if available instead of "git clone"
* Logging message tweaks
* Use subprocess' cwd parameter instead of os.chdir() to avoid risk around changing and not restoring the working directory
* Update tools/test-my-pr.py to account for donate_cpu_lib changes
* donate-cpu.py: ensure correct workspace locations with relative --work-path
* Various changes
-CSS grid layout
-scrollbars
-fixed header/footer
-severity filtering
-double escaped XML entities
-git blame fix and cmd line config
-"Toggle All" behavior
* Fixed table columns
Using visibility: collapse to hide entries without affecting
table/column width for more "stable" look when filtering
* Fix subprocess.check_output for Linux
* Filter by tool
Co-authored-by: afestini <afestini@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Alexander Festini <alexander.festini@technica-engineering.de>
Using assert in macros causes assertWithSideEffect in some cases, which is not
a valid issue for these macros.
Macros for test case/suite were causing unusedStructMember warnings because
the test function could not be parsed correctly. The new defines don't match
completely what the macros really do, but it seems to be a good enough
approximation.
