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gopls/internal/golang: improve extract variable edits

Open gayanper opened this issue 1 year ago • 6 comments

The previous implementation use common edits to support both scenarios where a assignment/declaration exist and did not exist. This cause a additional text edit with lhs values in the new line when the extraction was done on a expression which was not part of a assignment/declaration. The new changes address this scenarios by computing edits based on the scenario to avoid the additional lhs in new line when extracted expression is not part of a assignment/declaration.

Fixes golang/tools#65944

gayanper avatar Mar 02 '24 09:03 gayanper

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