Chris McGee
Chris McGee
@louisunlimited you can fix the formatting error by running `swift run swiftformat .` and then commit the formatting fixes.
> would fix it. I could just wrap this around all the tests (or the helper func they call), but was thinking if there are better ways. Any suggestions? I...
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Thanks for your contribution @louisunlimited
I think that this gets better in the next release of swiftly with the `--asume-yes` option being available in install/use subcommands.
The swiftly 1.0 release has an `--assume-yes` flag to handle these kind of prompting problems in automation.
Closing this since swiftly has already adopted Swift 6 concurrency. There's no need to add these checks.
There are some cases where the lines shouldn't be wrapped, such as command-lines. Also, there are some cases where the print is called with pre-wrapped lines for simple prose. These...
@roulpriya, yes, I've assigned this issue to you since I can see that you've got a PR ready for it.