Make class extends and implements prettier by fitting to line width
See original GitHub issuepublic class ExtendsAbstractClassAndImplementsInterfaces extends AbstractClass implements Interface1, Interface2 {
It’s just a line right now, when doesn’t fit line, it should look like this? (open for discussion @azz)
public class ExtendsAbstractClassAndImplementsInterfaces indent extends AbstractClass indent implements Interface1, same pos as Inter1 Interface2 {` (formatting code in an issue is hard?!)
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From my experience its pretty common to have a class that extends and has at least 2 interfaces to implement. Actually that what you should love about java 😃 I will work on this one on the next weekend and show you the output. Maybe I can convince you 😃 Thanks for your feedback, I really appreciate this fast feedback!
Side question why does the ci pipeline in travis takes 52 mins?