Yeah, you get used to having a lot of whitespace. That being said, there
are a few bugs in elm-format so you should take its output with a grain of
salt. That said, I think most people agree that it's good enough to be
worth using.
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For what it's worth, I had the same initial reaction to all the extra
whitespace added in 'let' blocks - that was by far the biggest change that
elm-format made to my code when I started using it - but I fairly quickly
started to like it. Yes, some functions get a lot longer, but that extra
>
> I almost hate myself for posting this, as format wars seem so pointless.
> But I'd love to use elm-format as gofmt has been awesome for me. Here
> goes:
>
{- comment -}
does not work. Same vertical spacing insertion.
{-| comment
-}
does work (comment remains adjacent to function
