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> > The fact that a user defines the argument as int const and declares it as int is an inconsistency in the user code. I think we have here...
@doxygen That is very subtle. In the declaration which is for the user the `const` is redundant / not necessary but the behavior of the definition there is a difference...
> > In fact when the definition is locally changing the value of the non-const argument I think this is laziness of the implementer (not using a local variable) and...
When you want to run locally the tests you can do e.g.: for help ``` nmake tests TEST_FLAGS="--help" ``` for running just one test, like you did in the `run_tests.cmake`:...
I'm not sure through which mechanism it is installed on GitHub Actions, but as the test are run on the Windows builds as well it must be present. It might...
Regarding comment https://github.com/doxygen/doxygen/pull/10070#issuecomment-1987506240 > Rebased, force-pushed, and re-run unittests on Linux, I find that both my branch (this PR, with force pushed commit) has same error as the upstream's master...
Regarding the new test https://github.com/doxygen/doxygen/pull/10070#issuecomment-1987542005 I have no idea how to pass customized option `HIDE_INLINE_NAMESPACES=YES` in the unittests. In the file **102_a.cpp** in the first comment lines you have to...
Regarding: >and just copied content of generated build/testing/test_output_102/102__hide__inline__namespace_8cpp.xml as testing/102/102__hide__inline__namespace_8cpp.xml for this there is the possibility / flag `--updateref` with the `tests` command so: ``` make tests TEST_FLAGS="--updateref --id 102"...
Regarding: ``` test_output_102/docbook/namespacefoo_1_1v1.xml:17: parser error : Opening and ending tag mismatch: para line 17 and listitem ^ test_output_102/docbook/namespacefoo_1_1v1.xml:18: parser error : Opening and ending tag mismatch: listitem line 17 and...
I just saw that also in the **test_output_102/html/namespacefoo.xhtml** there are some problems (the option `--xhtml` in the `TEST_FLAGS`, so it looks like that in general due to the hiding of...