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When I started cloud-utils long ago, I was under the misguided view that tabs could be used reliably in source code. I have now accepted that without a machine formatted (go fmt) that is not the case.
An example can be seen in cloud-utils itself that has mixed tabs and spaces for indentation. smoser fail.
So, this bug is a request to:
a.) change tabs used for indentation to 4 spaces.
b.) change the vi modeline to be correct, and make sure it is present at the end of all files.
The correct modeline for 4 spaces indentation is:
# vi: ts=4 expandtab
Note... if someone insists that the right fix is to remove modelines entirely [1] then I would accept that, but something needs to insist on consistent indentation, and I used vi modelines as a mechanism for declaring the style in a file.
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whitespace cleanups needed (tabs to spaces)
[LP: 1836601] whitespace cleanups needed (tabs to spaces)
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[LP: 1836601] whitespace cleanups needed (tabs to spaces)
[LP: #1836601] whitespace cleanups needed (tabs to spaces)
May 24, 2022
Originally reported by: Scott Moser (@smoser) on 2019-07-15
Original bug URL: https://bugs.launchpad.net/cloud-utils/+bug/1836601
Last Launchpad Status: Triaged
Last Launchpad Severity: Wishlist
When I started cloud-utils long ago, I was under the misguided view that tabs could be used reliably in source code. I have now accepted that without a machine formatted (go fmt) that is not the case.
An example can be seen in cloud-utils itself that has mixed tabs and spaces for indentation. smoser fail.
So, this bug is a request to:
a.) change tabs used for indentation to 4 spaces.
b.) change the vi modeline to be correct, and make sure it is present at the end of all files.
The correct modeline for 4 spaces indentation is:
Note... if someone insists that the right fix is to remove modelines entirely [1] then I would accept that, but something needs to insist on consistent indentation, and I used vi modelines as a mechanism for declaring the style in a file.
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[1] https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/36001/vim-modeline-vulnerabilities
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