Canonical .editorconfig
See original GitHub issueThis is kind of the opposite of #45 – it’d be convenient to have a complete .editorconfig
based on the plugin’s current formatting rules, including editor-specific config properties for IntelliJ and any other editors people care to contribute.
Obviously this doesn’t have to be generated by the plugin; it could be a hand-maintained file in the plugin source.
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Before closing this issue, should be great to add
.editorconfig
for all styles (Google and Kotlinlang).Personally, instead of having only one file with comments to change from one style to another, I think should be better to have 4 files:
.editorconfig-ktfmt.txt
or something like that? I want to emphasize that it’s not used for the ktfmt project itself, but instead be downloaded and used in other projects. Maybe put it in a subdirectory? editorconfigs? but then it’s less discoverable. Anyway, I’m open to ideas 😃On Mon, Jan 4, 2021 at 10:59 PM Steven Grimm notifications@github.com wrote: