Best practice for wrapping function arguments

Style guide should advise wrapping function arguments that go over maximum line length.

function someVeryLongFunctionName(someVeryLongArgumentName1, someVeryLongArgumentName2, someVeryLongArgumentName3) {
  // Function body
}

or:

function myFunction(someArg1, someArg2, someArg3, someArg4, someArg5, someArg6, someArg7, someArg8) {
  // Function body
}

Wrapped:

function myFunction(someArg1, someArg2, someArg3, someArg4,
                    someArg5, someArg6, someArg7, someArg8) {
  // Function body
}

[elliotchance]

Is there any word on this? Compared to alternative which is common in PHP’s PSR to chop down like:

function myFunction(
  someVeryLongArgumentName1,
  someVeryLongArgumentName2,
  someVeryLongArgumentName3
) {
  // Function body
}

It’s better for version control to have one argument per line (the same reason we have trailing commas), is easer to read and is more friendly with default arguments.

Thoughts?

[jakubbarczyk]

I suggest watching any talk by Kevlin Henney related to code formatting, noise and style. May be an eye-opener to some developers out there.