[cmake] Do not build the error estimation codes with differentiable clang #846
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Codecov ReportAll modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅
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…lang. We do not need to use a clad-compatible clang to build the error estimation demos.
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The codecov report seems bogus, we do not touch any of the code but cmake. |
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We do not need to use a clad-compatible clang to build the error estimation demos.
This issue is related to #715.