Sounds reasonable...
I'm usually do not touch others styles too. Except of defiant cases :)

Alexey

2009/7/28 Jesse Wilson <jessewil...@google.com>:
> Harmony folks,
> I've started to watch the Harmony commit logs and I saw a commit that I
> disagree with! I figured that it was a good opportunity for a discussion...
>
> The commit fixed some style problems in the java.util.concurrent package. It
> fixed whitespace problems and Javadoc inconsistencies, replacing
> <tt>Object</tt> with {...@code Object}. In general, such changes are
> improvements, but we should make an exception for third-party code. The
> unnecessary deltas will make merging and integrating future changes from
> upstream much more labor intensive. And if it's more difficult to integrate
> patches, we won't do so very frequently!
>
> This advice is from experience. I work on Android's Dalvik classlibraries,
> which is itself downstream of Harmony. We've made a broad exception to our
> project's style guide so we can avoid reformatting code. This saves me a
> significant amount of merging effort.
>
> Thanks!
> Jesse
>

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