How can I set .clang-format globally?
See original GitHub issueI’m struggling with this problem for hours.
As far as I know, clangd doesn’t have -style option unlike clang-format and there’s no way to set my custom format in my coc.nvim + coc-clang environment (I found -fallback-style option but it is not customizable because it is a kind of presets).
So, is there any way to set a global formating option like vim-clang-format?
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What I did to work this around is to copy my
.clang-formatfallback at the root of my system. Whether I edit a file in/tmp,/etc,/whatever, it will always end up using/.clang-format. This is dirty af but it works… If you have a.clang-formatfurther down the tree it will be used instead.Sent out https://reviews.llvm.org/D95538 for the latter issue.