Kim Kinnear

`:style :sort-require` is implemented in `1.2.9`. Thank you for working with me to make this a reality! I have chosen to use this style (along with `:require-justify`) for most of...

Thanks for asking. The short answer is no, `:respect-nl` respects *all* newlines. It doesn't look at what comes after (or before) a newline to decide whether to "respect' (i.e., keep)...

Ok, so I assume that what you want is to have a version of `:respect-nl` which does what the current one does, but doesn't "respect" (i.e., keep) the newline before...

Thanks for asking! This is an interesting problem, as the `java.util.ArrayList` doesn't trigger any of the "it must be one of these, print it this way", and just falls through...

This is now implemented in `1.2.9`. There is a new option map key to transform random Java classes into other, more manageable data types: `:modify-sexpr-by-type`. I wrote up a whole...

My apologies. I upgraded `:style :rod` with a better implementation, but neglected to similarly upgrade `:style :rod-no-ma-nl` when I did so. Without too much trouble, you can change your options...

Well, the `:rod` styles (where 'rod' stands for "rules of defn", for wha that's worth) resulted from Issue #170. I created this style to meet a particular need and it...

The failure (which you have already handled) is now fixed in `1.2.5`. The additional options are not yet available.

Thanks for the update. No need for another issue, this one is fine. Changing the title would be nice but not a big deal.

To support this, I implemented a new capability internally: `:one-line-ok? true` for guides (which `:rod` uses). I also implemented an entirely new capability -- "configurable styles", to support this request....