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They will be just removed when formatting, allowing more "sloppy" code before reformatting, increasing usability of erlfmt.
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I don't think I can persuade you folks from discarding this idea, but FWIW… It doesn't seem like a great one to me as it might just hide issues (particularly missing or misplaced clauses or expressions in a function). Is there any possibility that you would consider using a configuration parameter to enable/disable this behaviour? I don't mind if it's in "patch sloppy code" mode as a default, but I would very much like to be able to set it to "I can fix my syntax errors myself, thank you very much" mode. |
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Woah… took me too much to write that comment, I see… 🤷🏻 |
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They will be just removed when formatting, allowing more "sloppy" code before reformatting, increasing usability of erlfmt.