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* 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
* let Travis run for `CMake` test and `lint.sh`
* 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.
* address change
* fix trailing space
* address change
* moving Firestore checks closer together
* 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.
* ./scripts/lint.sh
* Move FieldValue::tag_ initializer to be in class.
* check Travis ulimit
* check travis limit
* set make -j 200 instead of unlimited
* use cpu core number instead of 200
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