Make Spotless use of clang-format optional and disabled by default for now #1393
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This alternative to #1370 allows Cooja to be built and run without having |
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clang-formatfor Spotless can be enabled by specifying-PclangFormat=clang-format.clang-formatgenerates too many warnings to be enabled by default with the current configuration and source code.