CI: build before analysis to support C++ Modules#325
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The code analysis action needs .ddi and .modmap files that CMake generates during the build phase (dependency scanning). Without a build step, the action cannot determine module dependencies or pass the correct -interface/-ifcOutput/-reference flags to cl.exe. Add a build step between configure and analysis.
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This reverts commit a45d0b8.
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Problem
The Analysis CI job fails on projects using C++ Modules because the code analysis action needs
.ddiand.modmapfiles to determine module dependencies and pass the correct compiler flags (-interface,-ifcOutput,-reference). These files are generated by CMake during the build phase (Ninja's dependency scanning step), not during configuration.Without a build step, the action falls back to analyzing each source independently, which fails for module interface units and any source that imports a module.
Fix
Add a build step (
cmake --build build) between Configure and Run Analysis. The build produces:.ddifiles (P1689R5 dependency info) — used by the action to determine compilation order.modmapfiles — response files with-interface,-ifcOutput, and-referenceflags passed tocl.exeduring analysisRelated
.ddiand.modmapfiles