adamcz added a comment.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this might lead to a file never being updated in
the index, even after edit, right?
Let's say you have file a.cpp that includes a.h. a.h has
namespace foo {
#define EXPAND(foo) whatever
#include "b.h"
}
all nodes from b.h will be inside the namespace node in a.h. If a.h did not
change, b.h will never be indexed.
It's a corner case, of course, so may the speed gain is worth the cost, but
don't we have inline #includes like this even in clang codebase?
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