Abseil Blog
Abseil Breaking Change Policy Update
Perf Tips
Abseil Stringify
Abseil Logging
The Danger of Atomic Operations
SWE Book Freely Available
Abseil Platform Support Update
Abseil Status
Announcing TCMalloc
Abseil Random
Introducing Abseil Options
B-tree Ordered Containers
Abseil Flags
Abseil Support for CMake
Automated Upgrade Tooling for Abseil
CppCon 2018: Modern C++ Design
Civil Time in Abseil
Swiss Tables and absl::Hash
Abseil Python Docs are Here!
Clang-Tidy Checks for Abseil
Coroutine Types
The Abseil str_format Library
Long-Term Support (LTS) Branches
Revisiting Regular Types
Abseil No Longer Depends on CCTZ
What Should Go Into the C++ Standard Library
CppCon 2017: How to Break an ABI
CppCon 2017: 'A Type, by Any Other Name'
CppCon 2017: The design of absl::StrCat
CppCon 2017: C++ as a 'Live at Head' Language
Welcome to Abseil!

Automated Upgrade Tooling for Abseil

As we promised when we released our Compatibility Guidelines, we have developed a process for announcing and handling any API-breaking changes we may need to make within the Abseil code base. Our C++ Automated Upgrade guide outlines this process, which consists of clang-tidy tooling and associated communication regarding the change. A list of all such tools will be listed on our Upgrade Tools page.

At this time, we are also releasing our first such tool: a clang-tidy check for removing bug-prone implicit conversions in calls to several absl::Duration functions.

As outlined in our upgrade guide, we will always first serve notice of such a tool via this blog, and will also blog once we’ve officially removed the deprecated API.