Closed genehack closed 4 months ago
Wrap lines for consistent length [#6]
I'm +1 for this, but will note that generally there's two styles we use for prose:
(1) is preferred by some when lots of revising will take place (e.g. in manuscripts) as it can help make the diffs easier to read.
(2) is preferred by some (at least by me) when writing files which are primarily expected to be read in source form (e.g. source code comments or technical documentation referred to alongside the code), even if it is/could be rendered in some contexts (e.g. a Markdown README).
When to use one vs. the other is mostly a matter of taste, but we try to keep it consistent within a single file.
When to use one vs. the other is mostly a matter of taste, but we try to keep it consistent within a single file.
Thanks for the context -- I'm firmly in camp 2 but acknowledge the utility of camp 1 / soft-wrapping for things like manuscripts.
Just a heads up, gonna merge this at some point today, before starting on the CI work.
Description of proposed changes
Various cleanup as detailed in #6