Closed bjoernmayer closed 1 year ago
There is more:
suspend fun <ConceptDealsSearchRequest : ConceptDealsSearchRequestInterface<SearchEngineGrpcRequest>, SearchEngineGrpcRequest : Proto> querySearchEngineAndBuildResponse(
inputParams: AccommodationSearchResponseBuilderCommonInputs,
context: GatewayGraphQLContext,
pollData: String?,
validateAndInto:
(context: GatewayGraphQLContext, pollData: String?, uivs: List<AccommodationSearchUivInput>?) -> ConceptDealsSearchRequest,
metrics: GqlSubgraphServiceMetrics,
searchAction: suspend RegionSearchEmulatorClient.(SearchEngineGrpcRequest) -> ProtoSearchResult,
)
also gives me Expected a single space
after validateAndInto
private val conceptDistancesCache: AsyncLoadingCache<AccommodationNsid, Optional<ClosestConcept>>, private val accommodationCache: AsyncLoadingCache<AccommodationNsid, Optional<GeoConcept<AccommodationNsid>>>, private val destinationCache: AsyncLoadingCache<DestinationNsid, Optional<GeoConcept<DestinationNsid>>>, private val pointsOfInterestCache: AsyncLoadingCache<PointOfInterestNsid, Optional<GeoConcept<PointOfInterestNsid>>>, )
The violation reported is:
YourFile.kt:5:39: Expected a single space (standard:parameter-list-spacing)
The message might be a bit cryptic, but it together with the offset 5:39
it should be clear that a space was expected instead of a newling after pointsOfInterestCache:
. As was mentioned in the slack channel, the type should be on the same line as the variable declaration. So it is not a false positive.
But instead of looking at the lint violations and fixing them manually, I would advise just another workflow which might save a lot of time in the long run. First commit your changes, and then run ktlint format, and review the changes made. In this way you do not have to make changes manually (unless autocorrect is not possible). If statisfied you can ammend your last commit to integrate the changes.
In your .editorconfig
, you have set:
max_line_length = 120
ktlint_standard_max-line-length = disabled
Did you set it like this intentionally? Althoug the max-line-length
rule is disabled, rules below in ktlint will still wrap lines when the line exceeds the length of 120 characters:
Expected Behavior
ktlint should not report this or should at least give me a hint on what is wrong
Observed Behavior
ktlint does not like the part in code. Even formatting the file using ktlint, does not fix it
Steps to Reproduce
Max line length: 120
Your Environment
Version of ktlint used: 1.0.1
Relevant parts of the
.editorconfig
settingsName and version (or code for custom task) of integration used (Gradle plugin, Maven plugin, command line, custom Gradle task): 11.6.1 with
ktlintCheck
Version of Gradle used (if applicable):
8.3
Operating System and version: Ventura 13.6 22G120