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The Node.js project has a .clang-format file to keep the C++ files in a consistent format, but it seems to be mostly unused as most of the C++ files in the src/ directory does not seem to have these formatting rules applied to them, is there a specific reason for this?
Are there any formatting rules specific to the Node.js C++ codebase styling rules that tools like clang-format can't already follow?
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I see, I suppose it's understandable mainly because of the extreme amount of merge conflicts it can cause.
And about the formatting rules I was generally talking about rules that doesn't need to be manually applied/reviewed (such as naming conventions), which clang-format can already cover all of them AFAIK.
The Node.js project has a
.clang-format
file to keep the C++ files in a consistent format, but it seems to be mostly unused as most of the C++ files in thesrc/
directory does not seem to have these formatting rules applied to them, is there a specific reason for this?Are there any formatting rules specific to the Node.js C++ codebase styling rules that tools like
clang-format
can't already follow?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: