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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> I’ve heard a few people saying
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
Hi all,
I've heard a few people saying lately that they wish people would use Perl
tidy more.
So I used the ":Tidy" command in koha-testing-docker on my visual selection
and I got the following:
+$this_item->{shelves} =
+