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TacticDDD dsl formatting improvements #366
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* Traits and BasicTypes are included in formatting rules * Comments trigger a new-line * references and traits receive an leading "@" even if created by API
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## master #366 +/- ##
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- Coverage 91.8% 91.8% -0.1%
- Complexity 2231 2237 +6
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Files 211 212 +1
Lines 5941 5956 +15
Branches 806 811 +5
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+ Hits 5459 5470 +11
Misses 230 230
- Partials 252 256 +4 ☔ View full report in Codecov by Sentry. |
I need some help here to understand which part of the two if conditions are not covered. Is it the null check, which is probably not needed ? |
Hi @astmuc Thank you very much for your PR! I'll need some time to review, sorry. Could take a few days. But could you maybe check the diff again regarding code formatting? There seem to be many places where the indentation is not consistent. Best regards, |
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I did not format the tactics language file, as there is a formatting active, which i did not found in eclipse standard installation. |
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Hi @astmuc I am very sorry for my bad response times! Did you close the PR for this or any other reason? Best regards, |
I closed it, because i had to move forward with other changes. And it was to complicated for me to keep the new changes in separate branches. I merged this PR in the fork and moved forward. So i am no longer dependent on the merge. |
See issue #365