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In #8428 we observed that clang-format does sometimes struggle with creating a good indentation when we use many specifiers, sometimes hidden behind the keywords. The result can look e.g.
staticconstexpr DEAL_II_ALWAYS_INLINE DEAL_II_CUDA_HOST_DEV T
value(const F &f,
typename std::enable_if<
This looks ugly and sometimes even breaks the 80 char line length (as here).
Before the next release we should look this through systematically and find out whether
an update of clang-format to a newer version would help
there are some settings in clang-format that arrange items in a better way
In #8428 we observed that
clang-format
does sometimes struggle with creating a good indentation when we use many specifiers, sometimes hidden behind the keywords. The result can look e.g.This looks ugly and sometimes even breaks the 80 char line length (as here).
Before the next release we should look this through systematically and find out whether
clang-format
to a newer version would helpclang-format
that arrange items in a better wayThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: