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Consider the first line of an implementation method like this:
| <- 100 columns override def moveObject(audit: AuditInfo, source: String, destination: String): Unit = synchronized {
Is the appropriate style to change this to something like
| <- 100 columns override def moveObject(audit: AuditInfo, source: String, destination: String): Unit = { synchronized {
or
If we remove the outermost block, the inner indentation level will be one stop closer to the left margin.
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I think either could work. No strong opinion here.
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I consider the first slightly preferable for the same reason why we prefer braces around defs which are not one-liners.
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Consider the first line of an implementation method like this:
Is the appropriate style to change this to something like
or
If we remove the outermost block, the inner indentation level will be one stop closer to the left margin.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: