Use .editorconfig by default #700
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After having a look at this: I'm not sure maintaining two separate code style configurations is beneficial. We can consolidate this now, but we'll have to keep them synced. Since pretty much any IDE can do checkstyle, I'd get rid of the .editorconfig entirely. What do you think? |
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What advantages would the On a general scope though topics like this should be a discussion first. Issues should be created only after a decision is made and a clear action is identified. will convert. |
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It seems that the editorconfig and the checkstyle definition are not really different from each other. I had a bug in my IDE where the imports layout was not applied appropriately 😣 So please don't worry about it anymore. |
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Wouldn't it make sense to move the
.editorconfig
to the root directory of the project so that it is used by default? If the user does not want to use it, he can configure his IDE not to use it.Furthermore I noticed that the settings in the files
.editorconfig
andedc-checkstyle.xml
do not match. The imports are sorted differently.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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