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To be fair, you could argue that your mentioned behaviour is an undesirable feature of current revision control software and code editors. The formatting could
by dmos62 6y ago
To be fair, you could argue that your mentioned behaviour is an undesirable feature of current revision control software and code editors. The formatting could be declarative, so that compiler-meaningless indentation is not on disk. And, compiler-meaningless changes could be ignored by revision control (that's probably provided if meaningless changes aren't persisted to disk in the first place).
- ris 6y agoThis implies an amount of language-understanding from the revision control system I'd rather avoid, especially when I unfortunately spend so much of my life writing mixed source-in-source-in-source monstrosities these days.
- eyelidlessness 6y agoHow much would it have to know? I’d expect a `significant_leading_whitespace=true` config would probably do the job?