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* Add clang-tidy checks for Firestore (#1078)Gravatar Gil2018-04-12
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | * Add a .clang-tidy configuration for Firestore C++ * Fix clang-tidy warnings * typedef -> using * const ref + rvalue ref -> pass by value * NULL -> nullptr * remove useless default initializations * remove useless const value-type parameter declarations (definitions can still use them) * use auto instead of repeating types in a cast * Fix typos * Address use of static method through instance warnings * Address use after move warnings
* cmake build fixes (#770)Gravatar rsgowman2018-02-09
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | * Fix nanopb (in cmake build) Look for binaries in the src dir (since that's where we build now.) This error would be masked if a previous build had completed prior to switching nanopb to build out of src. Also, don't patch the protoc path multiple times. This could be triggered by (eg) 'make && make clean && make'. * Add resource_path.{h,cc} to the cmake build * Fix signed/unsigned int comparison warnings * Ensure FieldValue tag_ is initialized during cp/mv ctor. Otherwise, the assignment operator attempts to deallocate based on the (uninitialized) tag_ variable, posssibly leading to segfaults. * Fix tests that throw exceptions. The (previous) tests checked to ensure that an abort() occurs, but if ABSL_HAVE_EXCEPTIONS is defined on non-macos (which is currently the default) then the assertions will throw a std::logic_error rather than abort()ing. On macos, an exception is thrown too, but the exception doesn't derrive from std::exception, so ASSERT_DEATH_* doesn't catch it (hence why ASSERT_DEATH_* actually works.) To resolve this, I've switched to ASSERT_ANY_THROW.
* C++ port: port FSTFieldPath and FSTResourcePath to C++ (#749)Gravatar Konstantin Varlamov2018-02-06
Similar to Objective-C, FieldPath and ResourcePath share most of their interface (and implementation) by deriving from BasePath (using CRTP, so that factory methods in BasePath can return an instance of the derived class).