// csharpier-ignore

[dlech]

There are some cases where initializers have super-long lists of arguments. It would be helpful to have the equivalent of // prettier-ignore to handle these cases.

[respel]

@dlech Can you list the scenarios you were having issues with? Maybe we can use that to improve csharpier itself.

One is tabular arrays and functions arguments that the prettier example gives.

[dlech]

Yes, arrays like this: https://github.com/dlech/SshAgentLib/blob/07c4d17f6648d13378dee274ebc8efa3c9b78144/SshAgentLib/Crypto/BCrypt.cs#L355

It makes for way too much scrolling when each item is on a new line.

[respel]

I like what google-java-format does. They have an exception for tabular arrays to keep the original formatting.

This is in line with the no-options philosophy. Although if we go this route, this might not be the only exception we'd need to add. So much more work.

[belav]

I think it makes sense to support // csharpier-ignore for edge cases like this. After noodling on it for the last day I think it may be pretty easy to implement if is is only supported at specific levels.
Meaning support it on members of classes, statements in methods, etc.
But do not support in on arguments in invocations, the 8th invocation in a long chain, etc.
Playing around with prettier just now, I think prettier works that way.

I created #583 because even with support for ignoring lines, I think it may make sense to leave tabular initializers alone.

[belav]

0.15.0 is out now with the support for // csharpier-ignore