sebb> But not for all the people who may wish to use our code. There's IDEA Community edition that is available for all the people for free. It comes with Git/SVN support, so everybody can browse the code.
sebb>I meant see if you can easily find out when a particular line of code was added in a source file that has been subject to lots of formatting changes. sebb>I'm sure there are lots of examples. Well, apache/jmeter git mirror shows the history across reformats just fine. For instance: ReportGeneratorConfiguration was added on 7 Dec 2015 by Philippe, and then reformatted on 10 Dec 2015 by Felix (see https://github.com/apache/jmeter/commit/aece733b07e41017b60a9e218c41c264ca683d2d ) IDEA shows proper annotations as if reformat was never performed. So what? I did check a couple of reformat examples, and the outcome is that formatting creates no overhead on history browsing. Vladimir
