Give record expressions block-like formatting in argument lists. #1208
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This is consistent with how other collection literals are formatted in argument lists. I originally made the formatting diverge deliberately because I felt it would make it clearer when you're looking at a record versus a series of arguments. But based on the thumbs up on: #1205 It appears that users prefer the more consistent formatting. In retrospect, I think I do too.
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# Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md
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This is consistent with how other collection literals are formatted in argument lists.
I originally made the formatting diverge deliberately because I felt it would make it clearer when you're looking at a record versus a series of arguments. But based on the thumbs up on:
#1205
It appears that users prefer the more consistent formatting. In retrospect, I think I do too.