chore: add fix_includes.py for include cleanup workflow - #25
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Thanks for adding the include-cleanup helper. I found one workflow blocker compared with the upstream IWYU script behavior.
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This currently always returns 0, even in --dry_run mode when files would be modified. The upstream fix_includes.py returns min(process_ret, 100) for dry runs, and the help text above also documents that behavior. With this change, CI/pre-commit workflows cannot use fix_includes.py --dry_run to fail when includes need cleanup, so include drift would be silently accepted. Please keep the upstream dry-run exit-code behavior (or update the workflow/docs if a different contract is intended).
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Acknowledged that this file is intended to remain a verbatim IWYU copy. Please disregard my previous dry-run exit-code comment as a blocker; preserving the upstream script unchanged is reasonable. I have no further blocking comments.
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Re-reviewed the latest update. The LICENSE now lists build_support/fix_includes.py under the include-what-you-use / UIUC-NCSA notice, and preserving the imported script unchanged is fine. I have no further comments.
Purpose
Linked issue: close #TODO
Introduce
build_support/fix_includes.pyto support include cleanup and ordering workflow in build tooling.This change adds one utility script and does not modify runtime code paths.
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API and Format
No impact on public API under include/ and no storage/protocol format change.
Documentation
No end-user feature introduced. This is a build/developer tooling migration.
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