Hi,
Maybe there's a good reason for the current behaviour, so I'm posting it
here instead of opening an issue on Github.
Consider the following typespecs:
@type strkey_kv :: [{String.t, term}]
@type kv :: strkey_kv | map | Keyword.t
When these typespecs get processed by Elixir's new format option, the
result is:
@type strkey_kv :: [{String.t(), term}]
@type kv :: strkey_kv | map | Keyword.t()
Note the added braces to String.t and Keyword.t. Now I don't have a strong
opinion on writing types with or without using braces, but I don't think
adding braces only to external types is good.
Can this be considered a bug or is there a reason for the current behaviour?
Best,
Vincent
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