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clang-tidy shows "readability-redundant-inline-specifier" messages for methods defined outside the class in a header file. But it should not do that, because it violates the one-definition-rule. Usually those definitions would be in a cpp file not a header file, but sometimes they are not, in a header-only library for instance.
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clang-tidy shows "readability-redundant-inline-specifier" messages for methods defined outside the class in a header file. But it should not do that, because it violates the one-definition-rule. Usually those definitions would be in a cpp file not a header file, but sometimes they are not, in a header-only library for instance.
clang-tidy shows "readability-redundant-inline-specifier" messages for methods defined outside the class in a header file. But it should not do that, because it violates the one-definition-rule. Usually those definitions would be in a cpp file not a header file, but sometimes they are not, in a header-only library for instance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: