run-clang-tidy uses all available processors by default, so explicitly passing -j $(nproc) is unnecessary.
For example, ci/test/03_test_script.sh doesn't use the -j option.
run-clang-tidy uses all available processors by default, so explicitly passing -j $(nproc) is unnecessary.
For example, ci/test/03_test_script.sh doesn't use the -j option.
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run-clang-tidy uses all available processors by default, so explicitly
passing -j $(nproc) is unnecessary.
For example, ci/test/03_test_script.sh doesn't use the -j option.
thx, but I think it is harmless to leave as-is. in fact, it may be useful to keep, to clarify devs are free to reduce it, and how to reduce it