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>with a medicore package manager What do you mean? since .NET Core it always worked flawlessly for me >unacceptable code formatter hmm? that's preference not
by tester34 5y ago
>with a medicore package manager
What do you mean? since .NET Core it always worked flawlessly for me
>unacceptable code formatter
hmm? that's preference not an argument.
- 1ris 5y agoWith package manager I mean nuget. The last time I used .net (one year ago) ".Net core" was a target platform and already renamed to ".Net". No, that's not a preference. I'm not complaining about a lack of options, I really don't care how code looks, if it all looks the same. And it fails at that. It quite often simply takes the code as it is and indents it a little bit. Clang-format (and rustfmt and dart format and plenty of others) give you the nice, tidy and homogeneous code layout i expect from a auto formatter.
- tester34 5y agoYea, I meant Nuget iirc there were some changes around .NET Framework -> .NET Core to how does it work (where packages are stored) and that's why I said that since .NET Core I didn't have problems with it