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@bouweandela has introduced autoformatting in #406 (at least once it is merged). Of course, this triggers conversation on the style to be applied. I'm looking for some more opinions. Please keep the conversation civil 😇
The particular point we discussed was line breaks. Three options were discussed:
Use a maximum line width. This increases file readability.
One line == one sentence, i.e. don't line-break sentences. This increases git diff readability (no meaningless diff lines just because line breaks shifted).
Hybrid: always start a sentence on a new line, but also implement a maximum line width. This at least minimizes meaningless diff lines inside multi-sentence paragraphs.
I am personally a fan of option 2, just because I hate the mental load in reviews of having to skip over meaningless diff sections. Maybe I'm being unreasonable, though, and others don't feel this as much. What do people prefer? Are there yet other options?
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@bouweandela has introduced autoformatting in #406 (at least once it is merged). Of course, this triggers conversation on the style to be applied. I'm looking for some more opinions. Please keep the conversation civil 😇
The particular point we discussed was line breaks. Three options were discussed:
I am personally a fan of option 2, just because I hate the mental load in reviews of having to skip over meaningless diff sections. Maybe I'm being unreasonable, though, and others don't feel this as much. What do people prefer? Are there yet other options?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: