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Description of Changes
Using the Rust Code Style as standard code formatting for Rust projects is a good convention and also allows contributors to be on a uniform basis for contributing
It also helps preventing "accidental typo commits" from occurring when one has an editor with "auto-format" enabled (I do :smile:)
Which is also why the new CI workflows now checks for code formatting using cargo fmt --check so the code formatting is "softly" enforced (as opposed to a pre-commit style of checks enforcing)
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Description of Changes
Using the Rust Code Style as standard code formatting for Rust projects is a good convention and also allows contributors to be on a uniform basis for contributing It also helps preventing "accidental typo commits" from occurring when one has an editor with "auto-format" enabled (I do :smile:)
Which is also why the new CI workflows now checks for code formatting using
cargo fmt --checkso the code formatting is "softly" enforced (as opposed to a pre-commit style of checks enforcing)Related Issues
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