Closed IndrajeetPatil closed 1 month ago
If we do this, then when people update their workflows, it will be very hard for them to tell what has changed.
Fair enough.
But, as a counterpoint, most git clients provide a way to hide whitespace changes (RStudio, GitHub desktop, bitbucket, gitkraken, etc.), so it's not too difficult to ignore them and focus on the important code changes.
Let me run the formatter locally and see how large the git diff is. If it's too large, I will close the issue. But, if not, I can make a PR and then you can assess if it's worth merging.
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Currently, if I open any of the workflows and open it in VS Code and save the file, the Prettier formatter introduces quite a few white space or quote related changes. The only way I can undo this is by discarding the changes in git, which is cumbersome.
It would instead be nice to run a formatter on the example files in this repo so none of the users need to do this.
If you are open to this change, I can open a PR.