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A lot of useful information can be published in project's CONTRIBUTING.md.
Right now I am wrestling with formatter settings. My usual Java style is wildly different. I have my own custom formatter configured in Eclipse. I have configured WDTK projects to use "Eclipse [built-in]" formatter instead of my own and disabled import wildcards, but I still get large diffs when organizing imports (Ctrl+Shift+O) or formatting code (Ctrl+Shift+F), even for small selections of code. For example, import wildcards seem to be used over some threshold, but I don't know what is that threshold. Publishing standard IDE settings (or referencing existing ones on the Internet) would help reduce formatting noise without having to abandon convenient IDE features.
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A lot of useful information can be published in project's CONTRIBUTING.md.
Right now I am wrestling with formatter settings. My usual Java style is wildly different. I have my own custom formatter configured in Eclipse. I have configured WDTK projects to use "Eclipse [built-in]" formatter instead of my own and disabled import wildcards, but I still get large diffs when organizing imports (Ctrl+Shift+O) or formatting code (Ctrl+Shift+F), even for small selections of code. For example, import wildcards seem to be used over some threshold, but I don't know what is that threshold. Publishing standard IDE settings (or referencing existing ones on the Internet) would help reduce formatting noise without having to abandon convenient IDE features.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: