Albert Meltzer
Albert Meltzer
I'm also not an expert but if you're using javadoc syntax which is not documented anywhere to be supported by scaladoc, you could disable wrapping.
in scaladoc, `[[ ... ]]` provides the same functionality.
@prongs what is the definition of "dirty" in the context of _generated_ code? your proposed change might not work consistently for all values, only perhaps across the subset of values...
you have something which adds trailing commas...
> > you have something which adds trailing commas... > > That would be prettier and I think that's the default style in javascript? i don't disagree :)
@rewlad is it still a problem with the latest version? i don't have windows, can't reproduce.
@olafurpg who knows how native build works for scalafmt 😀
@sh0hei do we need a similar change in https://github.com/scalameta/sbt-scalafmt or https://github.com/scalameta/scalameta or https://github.com/scalameta/munit or https://github.com/scalameta/metaconfig?
@sh0hei build failed
also: - `Type.Placeholder` is used for wildcard and might need to be split - `Type.Placeholder` is used instead of a pattern tree (see scalameta/scalafmt#3303) - this is part of a...