Hm, so we have a mismatch between documentation and real life use?
Wiki: "The offical perltidy style for perl code in Koha is the perltidy
'default' or 'larry-wall' style. There was a customised perltidy style
in Koha for a while, but it was never official or enforced and later
removed."
There
I normally point vscode's perltidy extension to the shipped perltidyrc:
https://git.koha-community.org/Koha-community/Koha/src/branch/master/xt/perltidyrc
and do Ctrl+k-f on the region I'm editing.
El vie, 9 dic 2022 0:27, David Cook escribió:
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On 07.12.22 21:59, Jonathan Druart wrote:
We are not giving up, we never really tried.
It could stay a long term goal, waiting for someone to work on it.
I don't think we should start again adding MySQLisms.
+1
My question would also be how this decision would impact our coding
guidelines.
Hi David,
when using perltidy in my editor with the standard configuration, the
indentation appears to be correct. But I am not sure what you mean with
:Tidy in ktd? It looks like our coding guidelines matches the defaults
for PerlTidy: n=4 and space. Could it be that some local config file is
