chocolatedonut
Formatter: keep functions grouped?
Is there a formatter option that groups same-arity functions grouped (or at least abstains from inserting a newline from already grouped functions)?
F.e. I’d like to have, or at least keep, a/2 below grouped together:
defmodule A do
def a(a1,[]) do
end
def a(a1,a2) do # DO NOT insert newline here
end
# DO insert newline here
def b(b1) do
# etc.
Search on existing topics comes up short.
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LostKobrakai
There’s not. The elixir formatter doesn’t include many options by design to prevent opportunity for bike shedding. Though I guess with the new plugin functionality you can make it do many more things than it would support by itself.
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