I don't recall a formal decision about Scala 3's Python-style indent-sensitive syntax stuff.
Did we formally agree that we will reject any Scala 3 code that depends on indents in the primary Daffodil code base? I know we have "-no-indent" in our build.sbt which enforces this, but I don't see the keyword "no-indent" in the dev list email history. I also thought we had a coding-style guide on our Wiki, but could find only this https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/DAFFODIL/Coding+for+Performance We should consider writing a scala coding style guide that subsumes that page, and that justifies our scalafmt and other guidance that we otherwise have to enforce in ad-hoc review comments. FYI: Some of the arguments in favor of no-indent are well made in a recent blog https://alexn.org/blog/2025/10/26/scala-3-no-indent/ Though there are numerous more arguments why in large code bases, as opposed to smaller scripts/tools, this indent-oriented syntax is problematic.
