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When writing a specification document, there aren't guidelines I am aware of regarding how the source files (HTML or other similar ones) should be formatted. It would be nice to have some rules on tab or space and maximum line width before going to a new line. Without such rules, each source document looks different and making it difficult (or annoying) to keep following rules that someone has set at some point.
I would propose an editorconfig file (https://editorconfig.org/) for each repository, which should be ideally respected across all source files. This would result in a PR with a lot diffs but ideally the final rendered file should show no errors.
P.S.: I have looked at TD, Binding Templates, Architecture and Scripting API and couldn't find this information.
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When writing a specification document, there aren't guidelines I am aware of regarding how the source files (HTML or other similar ones) should be formatted. It would be nice to have some rules on tab or space and maximum line width before going to a new line. Without such rules, each source document looks different and making it difficult (or annoying) to keep following rules that someone has set at some point.
I would propose an editorconfig file (https://editorconfig.org/) for each repository, which should be ideally respected across all source files. This would result in a PR with a lot diffs but ideally the final rendered file should show no errors.
P.S.: I have looked at TD, Binding Templates, Architecture and Scripting API and couldn't find this information.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: