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So I have this function:
const operation = () => ( { foo : "1", somethingLong : 2 } );
This is exactly how I want it formatted. But with our current esformatter rules, we get this:
const operation = () => ( { foo : "1", somethingLong : 2 });
So I figured I should set ObjectExpressionClosingBrace to 1, right? But now every statement where I assign an object hash, gets a trailing whitespace:
ObjectExpressionClosingBrace
1
operation.fun = { call : operation } ;
So I either get one error or another. And I don't see a rule to remove whitespace around the semicolon either.
I'm not sure if this is a bug or just a request for help, but I don't know what's going on :D
Rules: rules.esformatter.txt
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So I have this function:
This is exactly how I want it formatted. But with our current esformatter rules, we get this:
So I figured I should set
ObjectExpressionClosingBrace
to1
, right? But now every statement where I assign an object hash, gets a trailing whitespace:So I either get one error or another. And I don't see a rule to remove whitespace around the semicolon either.
I'm not sure if this is a bug or just a request for help, but I don't know what's going on :D
Rules: rules.esformatter.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: