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> If nothing else, it causes diff pollution when the length of a line changes and you have to add or delete spaces to adjacent lines to keep things even, even t
by RHSeeger 2y ago
> If nothing else, it causes diff pollution when the length of a line changes and you have to add or delete spaces to adjacent lines to keep things even, even though no semantic change to those lines has occurred.
While I agree with this in general, I find making the code nicer to read to be more important that avoiding diff pollution. Especially when that diff pollution can be avoided with a simple "ignore whitespace" in most cases.