Sha Sha Chu

Having a `Builder.build()` method that can fail would require a bit more thought, i.e. it'd have to have a `throws` signature or be marked nullable. Both things could make the...

Haha I'm disagreeing with my past self.

Looks like @shyiko removed the adjacent lines check a few months ago in this commit: https://github.com/pinterest/ktlint/commit/696b33efb70971495627bd573ae3b9d46749c91b presumably because of the style guide link above. So this does seem to be...

We could definitely consider this. Like @romtsn said, at the time the now-standard Indent rule was written, it greatly simplified the implementation to not support continuation indent. But if we're...

I might be misremembering, but I think we recently reverted some code that would touch the contents of raw strings for the same reasoning that @romtsn said - it's a...

Sure - will work on that. Thanks for the nudge.

@chao2zhang just to clarify - this would be some text output that suggests re-running with `-F`? or it will actually do a yes/no prompt and re-run?

@Jultom - could you please run with the `--verbose` flag to double-check which rule is making this change? we have a couple different rules which can affect line breaks and...

@gray419 sorry for not seeing this sooner. can you post a more complete snippet of your gradle script?

@miikeat would you be able to try with the latest snapshot and see if you're still getting this issue?