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I would add 'unforgiving use of linters' to that, where 'unforgiving' generally means that straying even a hair's breadth from the default settings is forbidden
by ljm 7y ago
I would add 'unforgiving use of linters' to that, where 'unforgiving' generally means that straying even a hair's breadth from the default settings is forbidden.
Especially so when you can't adjust those defaults, thus making your post-listed code substantially more abstract and less readable than it would have been at first.
Case in point: forcing your simple 11-line function to become something more complicated that has to maintain state through each call.
- silversconfused 7y agoBeen there. Other dev on my team INSISTED on limiting to 80 char lines in a codebase with many long strings. It just wasn't appropriate.