Let me preface this: I normally hate whitespace commits/pull requests.
However, there are some broadly accepted Ruby style conventions that I
think are valuable to follow, if only to make it easier for other Ruby
devs to contribute. Please feel free to disregard this PR if you don't
agree :wink:
Doing a git diff --ignore-space-change lists only a few actual lines
of diff, from revs c4e31fe and e8146db. The main whitespace change is
2-space soft tab indentation, which hides those two real changes since
every line has been touched.
Let me preface this: I normally hate whitespace commits/pull requests. However, there are some broadly accepted Ruby style conventions that I think are valuable to follow, if only to make it easier for other Ruby devs to contribute. Please feel free to disregard this PR if you don't agree :wink:
Doing a
git diff --ignore-space-change
lists only a few actual lines of diff, from revs c4e31fe and e8146db. The main whitespace change is 2-space soft tab indentation, which hides those two real changes since every line has been touched.