apply_fixes can parse report files from a DWYU execution log #255
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For large workspaces discovering the DWYU report files by crawling the bazel-out directory can be quite slow due to an enormous amount of files and directories being present. To work around this, we enable the apply_fixes script to parse a log file containing the command line output of executing the DWYU aspect. This execution log is then parsed and the DWYU report paths deduced.
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For large workspaces discovering the DWYU report files by crawling the bazel-out directory can be quite slow due to an enormous amount of files and directories being present.
To work around this, we enable the apply_fixes script to parse a log file containing the command line output of executing the DWYU aspect. This execution log is then parsed and the DWYU report paths deduced.