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Hi @matthijs, No, unfortunately the is no such feature in CodeChecker. The suggestion is reasonable, tough, so it would be worth creating a ticket on the issue. |
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Ah too bad, thanks for the answer, I've created an issue: #4362 |
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I am using codechecker in our project and now it seems to run clang-tidy / clangsa in random order. I want it to start with clangsa. But I could not find an option in the documentation to achieve that.
Some of our cpp files take about 90 minutes or more for clangsa to analyze. On a multicore machine it can start clangsa right from the beginning and the other cores can take care of the other files to analyze. In that way I can reduce the time it takes to analyze the project (ultimate goal).
Regards, Matthijs
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