Multi-Line Formatting by Default
The article discusses the advantages of using multi-line formatting in code reviews. It emphasizes that multi-line formatting enhances clarity and makes it easier for reviewers to identify changes. The author provides examples comparing compact and multi-line code to illustrate the benefits of the latter.
- ▪Multi-line formatting is preferred for code reviews as it improves clarity.
- ▪Compact code can hide changes, making reviews more difficult.
- ▪The article provides examples of how multi-line formatting can simplify the review process.
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