| Issue |
61418
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| Summary |
clang-tidy checks `readability-identifier-naming` and `bugprone-reserved-identifier` slow after upgrade to C++23
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| Labels |
new issue
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| Assignees |
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| Reporter |
rschu1ze
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Hi all,
we (ClickHouse) use clang-tidy 15 as a static analysis tool in our continuous integration checks. After upgrading the codebase [to compile with C++23](https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/pull/47424) instead of C++23, we experienced a massive performance drop in the clang-tidy runs. Turned out that the performance recovered when checks `readability-identifier-naming` and `bugprone-reserved-identifier` and their aliases were disabled. Curious if this is a known issue?
Thanks!
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