Time  Nick        Message
08:19 Krock       Will merge #7445 and #7455 in 15 minutes
08:19 ShadowBot   https://github.com/minetest/minetest/issues/7445 -- Xorg/net wm pid by thoughtjigs
08:19 ShadowBot   https://github.com/minetest/minetest/issues/7455 -- Remove deprecated functions from menu_lua_api.txt by ClobberXD
08:39 Krock       Marging...
08:39 Krock       s/a/e/
11:25 paramat     #7456
11:25 ShadowBot   https://github.com/minetest/minetest/issues/7456 -- Decoration API: Add lightweight ability to have complete coverage by paramat
11:30 paramat     game#2140
11:30 ShadowBot   https://github.com/minetest/minetest_game/issues/2140 -- Boats: Add cruise mode (autoforward) by paramat
11:30 ANAND       That's a nice feature to have!
14:37 paramat     beds bugfix game#2126 just needs another +1
14:37 ShadowBot   https://github.com/minetest/minetest_game/issues/2126 -- disallow beds destroying if used by bell07
18:33 thoughtjigs I have been looking around for a linux c++ linter and ran across http://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html What do the linux devs here use? Any value in using cpplint.py from pypy?
18:33 thoughtjigs this is specifically for MT ... not a general question.
18:36 Krock       I use whatever Travis CI uses; no local tools
18:39 thoughtjigs Looks like it uses clang and clang-tidy. As I understand it clang is more osX than linux ... although it can be used on linux. I compile with g++ generally so not sure about installing clang just to lint.
19:17 p_gimeno    how is clang more OSX than Linux? clang is OS-agnostic, it's just that Apple chose clang, probably based on the license. Anyway, clang-tidy is available as a package for my system. The package depends on libllvm, but not on clang itself.
19:18 p_gimeno    Scratch the dependency part, it looks like it is a replacement for clang.
19:19 rubenwardy  Correct, macOS* uses clang
19:19 rubenwardy  But that doesn't mean clang is macOS focused
19:24 sfan5       p_gimeno: apple helped develop clang, also LLVM is the backend that powers clang (same project)
20:44 thoughtjigs Sorry, not trying to start an osX war ;-) only meant that gcc/++ is what most of linux is built with and what most linux developers will have on their machines to start with. There is nothing wrong with clang. :-)
20:44 thoughtjigs was only wondering if clang was what linux devs used to lint with or if there were other options.