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I have a class that if I format it twice with google java formatter it will produce 2 different results. This is not what I would expect - I would think that you can format a file any number of times and google java formatter should always produce the exact same result. Is my assumption wrong ?
Here is an example:
original class:
$ cat inital_class.java
package com.sun.something;
import com.x;
import com.y;
import com.z;
public class MockedLiveServiceExecutionContext {
}
$
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Allc9001
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edge case where google java formatter not Idempotence
edge case where google java formatter is not idempotence
Apr 22, 2021
Allc9001
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edge case where google java formatter is not idempotence
edge case where google java formatter is not idempotent
Apr 22, 2021
Thanks for finding this. We would agree that any non-idempotence is a bug. Since it at least reaches a fixed point quickly (it's like "idempotence, once removed") it might not be a high-priority fix, but we're glad to keep this open until then.
cushon
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edge case where google java formatter is not idempotent
Removing unused imports leaves extra blank line after package statement, isn't idempotent
Dec 11, 2023
I have a class that if I format it twice with google java formatter it will produce 2 different results. This is not what I would expect - I would think that you can format a file any number of times and google java formatter should always produce the exact same result. Is my assumption wrong ?
Here is an example:
original class:
If I then format it I get this:
And if I format it again I get this (it's removed an extra space):
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