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See original GitHub issueI am currently using compdb to create a compile_commands.json file that works with clang-tidy. I, however, have multiple packages in my ROS workspace that export a comile_commands.jsonfile (i.e. have theCMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDSoption set). Therefore, I wondered if there is a way to represent all the compilation databases of the packages contained in my ROS workspace into onecompile_commands.json` output file.
Related to https://github.com/Sarcasm/compdb/issues/2#issuecomment-338475035.
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For future reference, I found another way to use clang-tidy in a catkin workspace. Vscode has the clang-tidy and catkin-tools vscode extensions. The catkin-tools does does something similar to compdb. More information about the setup can be found here.
Ah, great. Thanks for the tip.