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If that's really an issue just reformat the whole code base once and be done with it.
by 8n4vidtmkvmk 3y ago
If that's really an issue just reformat the whole code base once and be done with it.
- rashkov 3y agoYep, plus you can always do a git blame of the commit just before this happens. For example git blame a1b2c4 -- foo.js Where a1b2c4 is the commit hash. Could even tag the commit to make it more convenient: git tag beforeRefmt a1b2c4 git blame beforeRefmt —- foo.js and push the tag up for everyone to have access to it git push —-tags