If it falls into the scope of vala-lint, it would be convenient to be able to autofix issues for which exactly one fix exists, possibly with a --fix flag.
A rudimentary list of such rules would be:
[ ] block-opening-brace-space-before
[x] double-semicolon
[ ] double-spaces
[ ] ellipsis
[ ] no-space
[x] space-before-paren
[ ] use-of-tabs
[x] trailing-newlines
[x] trailing-whitespace
[ ] unnecessary-string-template
Another addition could be --fix-dry-run, which prints the fixed code to stdout instead of writing to the file system.
dar5hak
commented
3 years ago
If it falls into the scope of vala-lint, it would be convenient to be able to autofix issues for which exactly one fix exists, possibly with a
--fixflag.A rudimentary list of such rules would be:
block-opening-brace-space-beforedouble-semicolondouble-spacesellipsisno-spacespace-before-parenuse-of-tabstrailing-newlinestrailing-whitespaceunnecessary-string-templateAnother addition could be
--fix-dry-run, which prints the fixed code to stdout instead of writing to the file system.Prior art: ESLint