Add github job for checking code formatting #42
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Could you separate adding the formatting work / job from the actual reformatting of the code. It should help avoid conflating functional changes from purely formatting changes. |
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@rsuderman, I moved the code formatting to a new PR #52. |
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I am not sure if you want to format the code at one go. I can just add the github job.
For the github job I copied the script from https://github.com/iree-org/iree/blob/0c7fcbc2eba18aa0ece089f3d533a2b5164cdde8/third_party/format_diff/format_diff.py. Maybe not the best approach as it introduces code duplication.