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JuliaFormatter v2.10.2

Diff since v2.10.1

Documentation improvements only.

Merged pull requests:

Closed issues:

  • Minor gripe about formatting result (#31)
  • How to disable formatting of function calls? (#144)
  • overwrite = false should return contents of file (#167)
  • More options for full control instead of styles (#212)
  • Format long one-line boolean checks to if statements (#222)
  • Unfortunate comment intendation in if else block (#253)
  • Syntax errors should output location (#276)
  • Add integration tests for BlueStyle on a repo (#301)
  • Ability to turn off formatting for a directory? (#302)
  • Specifying optlevel for faster package loading (#356)
  • Invalid substitution of import with using (#398)
  • Tool to show errors at command line? (#400)
  • piping with |> inside a function gives weird behavior (#403)
  • Feature Request: Add a compact style for ccall-wrapper functions (#407)
  • use JuliaFormatter for pretty printing Julia expression (#414)
  • always_use_return extra indentation on first format (#428)
  • Array indexing (#466)
  • Show full location of parsing errors (including file name) (#469)
  • Space added around macro keywords assignment even with whitespace_in_kwargs = false (#492)
  • Ask Before Changes (#505)
  • JuliaFormatter is confused by literal number before broadcast operator (#537)
  • Large array literal split into one line per element (#563)
  • Strips inline comment and concatenates lines (#564)
  • Error message not helpful (#571)
  • SciML roll out of SciML Style (#610)
  • Simple way to create custom styles (#683)
  • Default formatting removes semi colon, breaking code (#774)
  • Does not format string interpolations (#834)
  • Ignore indentation effect of a specific block (#889)
  • separate_kwargs_with_semicolon has no effect inside macro calls, including @testset (#952)
  • Document formatting options according to their effect (#1102)
  • Unnecessary brackets are inserted in ranges (#1126)